Tom Felton has returned to the role of Draco Malfoy in the Broadway production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, nearly 15 years after his final on-screen appearance as the character. Felton has been performing in the show for the past 10 months and continues to receive enthusiastic responses from audiences. He expressed surprise at the continued support from fans, noting that some audience members were not even born when the first Harry Potter film was released in 2001. The play, which is a new addition to the wizarding world, has drawn fans from around the world, many of whom grew up with the original book and film series. Felton also shared his excitement about Rupert Grint's upcoming return as Ron Weasley on Broadway in February. Grint, who played Ron in the original film series, is set to reprise the role in the same production. Felton mentioned that he called Grint immediately upon hearing the news and noted that Grint has a "Ron Weasley laissez-faire approach to these things"—a reference to Ron's famously relaxed and easygoing personality. Felton described his friendships with Grint, Daniel Radcliffe (who played Harry Potter), and Emma Watson (who played Hermione Granger) as enduring, despite their current geographical separation. In addition to reuniting with his former co-stars, Felton recently met his successor in the role of Draco Malfoy, Lox Pratt. He noted similarities between them, including Pratt's confidence and charm. Felton expressed confidence in Pratt's ability to handle the scrutiny that comes with taking on such well-known characters, emphasizing the importance of passing on the legacy of the role. Felton also commented on the upcoming HBO television adaptation of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, expressing hope that fans will have the chance to explore the Harry Potter universe in greater depth. He specifically mentioned the opportunity to learn more about Draco's character, which has often been portrayed as complex and multifaceted. While Felton has not ruled out the possibility of returning to the role of Draco in the future, he acknowledged that it is difficult to predict what may come next, leaving the door open for future opportunities.