Tom Felton, well-known for his role as Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, recently shared his thoughts on a deleted scene from one of the movies. The actor, who has always been affectionate towards the franchise, expressed his views during an interview with E! News. In particular, he mentioned a scene from "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" that he wished had made it into the final cut.

In the scene, Draco Malfoy, played by Felton, and his onscreen father Lucius Malfoy, played by Jason Isaacs, visit the dark magic shop Borgin and Burkes in Knockturn Alley. As they navigate the shop filled with eerie artifacts, Lucius warns Draco not to lay a finger on anything.

Unfortunately, this scene did not make it to the theatrical release but can be found on the DVD extras.

Reflecting on his time filming the series, Felton admitted to some cringe-worthy moments from his younger self. However, he praised the overall storytelling of the films while acknowledging the room for improvement. Despite his character's adversarial relationship with Lucius Malfoy on screen, Felton revealed that he still considers Isaacs a father figure in real life, emphasizing the strong bond they share.

As the Harry Potter franchise continues to captivate audiences worldwide, Warner Bros.

announced plans for a new TV adaptation set to premiere on their streaming service, Max. While details about the cast remain uncertain, Felton offered some playful advice to the next actor portraying Draco Malfoy. Drawing from his own experience, he humorously suggested taking more photographs on set to preserve the memories of their time together, hinting at the lack of camera phones during his tenure in the films.

The original Harry Potter films remain available for streaming on Max, allowing fans to revisit the magical journey of Harry and his friends. Throughout the series, audiences witness Harry's growth from a naive young wizard to a formidable hero, facing off against the dark forces led by Lord Voldemort. As the beloved story continues to enchant audiences, the legacy of the Harry Potter franchise endures.