Daniel Radcliffe and Tom Felton have reunited once again, this time in support of their respective Broadway productions. Their bond, forged during their days as young actors in the Harry Potter series, remains strong as they celebrate each other’s achievements on the stage.
Support from Former Co-Stars
Felton, age 38, shared their reunion on Instagram, captioning it “Broomsticks to Broadway.” He posted images of Radcliffe’s visit to the set of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, where Felton plays Draco Malfoy. Additionally, Felton showcased a photo outside the Hudson Theatre, where Radcliffe currently stars in Every Brilliant Thing.
Shared History in Film
The two actors first appeared together in the Harry Potter films, which spanned from 2001 to 2011. Radcliffe portrayed Harry Potter, while Felton took on the role of his rival, Draco Malfoy. Their performances, along with those of their co-stars, captivated audiences worldwide.
Insights and Encouragement
In December 2025, Radcliffe provided heartfelt advice to Felton ahead of his Broadway debut in Cursed Child. He highlighted the significance of entrance applause, emphasizing the excitement of live performances.
- Radcliffe advised Felton to prepare for enthusiastic audience reactions.
- Felton expressed his delight at returning to the character of Draco after many years.
- Felton’s participation in the Broadway production was announced in June 2025.
Background on Broadway Debut
Felton made his Broadway debut last November, reflecting on the surreal experience of reprising his childhood role. He noted how it felt like revisiting his past while stepping into new narratives.
His excitement was evident as he described the opportunity as a “pinch me situation.” With this return to the stage, Felton captures a more mature interpretation of Draco Malfoy, offering fans a fresh perspective on the character.
The reunion of Radcliffe and Felton serves as a reminder of the enduring relationships formed during their years in the spotlight and their continued journeys in the world of theater.
