Maybe HBO's upcoming Harry Potter reboot can finally do justice to one of the franchise's most emotional stories.

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“I’ve sent word, yes,” Felton replied when Horowitz asked if he’d made contact with Pratt. “I think it’s really important. It’s very different — we were entering things that don’t exist; there’s quite ...

Tom Felton felt it was "really important" to reach out to Lox Pratt, the actor taking on the role of Draco Malfoy in HBO's upcoming "Harry Potter" series. Felton played Draco in the original films ...

Harry Potter’s nemesis Draco Malfoy became the unlikely face of Lunar New Year in China, with actor Tom Felton even joining in on the celebration. A giant Lunar New Year poster featuring English actor ...

Producers of the upcoming “Harry Potter” series on HBO Max have long promised the show, which is set to span seven series, will give fans a more thorough look at the wizarding world than the movies.

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