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Tom Felton has been rather busy lately forging his post-Harry Potter career, attending a variety of fan conventions, visiting the Warner Bros Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter in London and filming...
A new photo of Tom Felton, which was released by the BBC, shows him in his interesting wardrobe attire from the period drama Belle. According to a recent interview from Feltbeats, Tom is playing a villain again.
In the post Potter era that we live in, it isn’t uncommon to read about the new roles our favorite stars have recently signed on for. This week was no exception.
Tom Felton and Warwick Davis are about to appear on UK program “Stand Up 2 Cancer” on Channel 4 at 8:55 p.m BST. On the show, both Davis and Felton will have the chance to win a million pounds, which will then be donated to cancer research.
Starting tomorrow, the New York Comic Con event will kick off at the Javits Center in New York City and will run through to Sunday, October 14. Attending the event will be Harry Potter star Tom Felton – who portrayed Draco Malfoy in the films – and Chris Columbus – the director of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
Draco and Dracula? Tom Felton has signed a letter of intent to appear in an interesting new film.
Tom Felton has been cast in another role. This time, he will be starring in “Attachment.”
Tom Felton will be in Chicago for Chicago Comic Con this year! Find out how you can meet Tom.
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