Tom Felton Behind The Scenes Of Harry Potter

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We’re taking a deep dive into Tom Felton’s experience on Harry Potter as the villainous role of Draco Malfoy. You're going to be surprised to know he was nothing like that. We’ll show you moments you may have never thought the actor experienced and felt on set - from bromances to behind the scenes shenanigans, this actor had a pretty interesting time off camera. Tom was graced with the role by complete chance and if it weren’t for his quick-witted thinking, we may not have been able to see him in the titular role. It also helped that he kept character through multiple injuries on set and by just being that older brother figure to many of the younger cast. Felton was pretty unknown of the calibour of the films he was doing, but maybe that was a good thing. If some people had it their way, we would’ve seen a dramatic change in his character later on, but that will never be. His performance lent a hand to the star-studded cast performance and helped us through Draco’s dramatic change in the later films. The Harry Potter series touched our hearts and helped shape many of our childhoods. Tom Felton was a part of that, making us believe he was the most evil and vile character in the series. Deep down, he is the complete opposite of his on-screen character. He became the Dark Lord’s chosen one and was given the chance to prove his acting chops. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:22 Rocky Start 01:12 Magical Bromance 01:54 That’s Gotta Hurt 02:36 Not The Face 03:13 Romance? 03:50 That Ferret Scene 04:10 Not So Draco 04:40 Idols Become Peers 05:25 Big Change 05:59 It’s That Moment 06:24 Taking Out Dumbledore 07:07 Wobbly Bearings 07:33 That Awkward Moment 08:14 Almost Redeemed 08:44 Very Happy Reunion 09:09 Big-Time Prankster 09:43 End Our Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheThingscom/ For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: William Statzer Narrated by: William Statzer Edited by: William Statzer For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]