Without a doubt, one of the most hated families in movie history may very well be the Malfoys from “Harry Potter”. Lucius (Jason Isaacs), Draco (Tom Felton) and Narcissa Malfoy (Helen McCrory) were one of Lord Voldemort’s main supporters. (Ralph Fiennes) throughout the saga, at least until the final stage. In addition, they have always stood out for their own deep rejection of all those wizards who were not children of other wizards, that is, for their hatred of “dirty blood”.
Taking into account McCrory’s sad death in April last year, the Malfoy family met again and shared it with fans of the magical world through their social networks. On this occasion, Isaacs and Felton met in London’s famous West End neighborhood, where Felton was performing in the supernatural thriller “2:22 A Ghost Story”. Both actors shared several photos from the reunion on their Instagram accounts.
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“My father discovered this show I was in. ‘2:22 A Ghost Story’ “Felton wrote in the caption. Furthermore, just a few days ago the 34-year-old actor shot the most popular settings of the eight films, broadcasting it live on his TikTok account.
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For his part, Isaacs adds: “I am very proud and, together with the audience, excited to see my son dominate the stage today, breaking hearts and stuffing his pants.. She is equally terrifying, she is recording music and she also has a book coming out. I feel proud of myself if I take out the trash on the right day (it doesn’t happen often). I would hate him if I didn’t love him”.
Isaacs would be willing to return to the wizarding world
In an interview for Comicbook.com, Isaacs acknowledged last year that he didn’t close the door on a possible return to the “Harry Potter” universe in the event of some sort of spin-off.. Furthermore, he stated that he would have no problem returning to other great franchises that he has already been a part of, such as “Star Wars” or “Star Trek”.
“It always depends on the script. There is no role that interests me, there are no people, no matter how much you admire and like them, it always depends on the script. Is it always, what story am I telling? I would never want to go milk something just to please the fans or the manager of my ship. I try to find things that have something that I enjoy. There are all kinds of great things that happen between the cuts and the action, being in lovely places, or getting paid well, or being with friends, but somewhere between the action and the cut you have to focus and have something. to do”..
Source: E Cartelera
