Tom Felton Receives Daniel Radcliffe’s Advice for Broadway ‘Cursed Child’ Debut

Tom Felton, renowned for his role as Draco Malfoy, is poised to make his Broadway debut in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” on November 11. This exciting development follows the efforts of fellow actor Daniel Radcliffe, who has been a significant influence during Felton’s preparation for the stage.

Tom Felton and Daniel Radcliffe: From Hogwarts to Broadway

Felton, who began his portrayal of Draco Malfoy at the age of 12, expresses gratitude for Radcliffe’s guidance as he transitions to Broadway. Felton stated on “Good Morning America” that Radcliffe, who has extensive stage experience and is a Tony Award winner, has provided him with valuable tips.

Daniel Radcliffe’s Broadway Journey

Radcliffe’s Broadway career has been marked by several notable performances. He made his debut in the 2008 revival of “Equus” alongside the late Richard Griffiths. Fast forward to 2023, Radcliffe secured his first Tony Award for his role in the revival of “Merrily We Roll Along.”

Returning to Draco Malfoy

• Felton last portrayed Draco in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2” in 2011.
• In “Cursed Child,” Felton’s character is now a father, juggling new parental responsibilities.
• The play is set 19 years after “Deathly Hallows” and focuses on the next generation, including Albus Severus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy.

Felton expressed excitement about revisiting his iconic role. He stated that he enjoys exploring the character’s development as a father. “It will be fun to take on all sorts of parental duties as a Malfoy,” he noted.

Life in New York City

As he prepares for the show, Felton is embracing his time in New York City. He shared that he is captivated by the city’s energy, stating, “I’ve fallen in love with New York.” Despite only being in the city for a month, he is eager to explore more.

Upcoming Projects

This fall, Felton is balancing his Broadway debut with other projects. His sci-fi movie “Altered” is set to release in theaters on November 21, followed by the parody film “Fackham Hall,” which premieres on December 5.

With both actors shining on Broadway, their journey from Hogwarts to the Great White Way inspires fans and theatergoers alike.