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Jason Isaacs & Tom Felton Reunite as Three Malfoys Meet
The wizarding world saw a nostalgic reunion in New York as Jason Isaacs and Tom Felton — remembered worldwide as Lucius and Draco Malfoy — met backstage at Broadway’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Joining them was Aidan Close, who plays Scorpius Malfoy on stage, creating a rare moment featuring three generations of the Malfoy family together.
The reunion followed Tom Felton’s performance as Draco, marking his celebrated return to the iconic role he portrayed across all eight Harry Potter films. Isaacs visited Felton to show his support and later shared a heartfelt post praising his performance and dedication.
Felton posted photos from the meeting on social media, writing, “No one does it quite like the Malfoys — three generations meet for the first time on stage. Needless to say, it was magical.” He expressed affection for both Isaacs and Aidan Close, delighting fans with the special moment.
Isaacs responded with an emotional tribute of his own, stating, “I came. I saw. He conquered,” applauding Felton for embracing the role with renewed depth. He added humor and warmth, saying Felton had “giant boots to fill” and praising his courage and growth as an actor.
Aidan Close, who currently plays Scorpius Malfoy in the stage adaptation, appeared alongside the two film stars in the widely shared photos. His presence completed a unique multigenerational Malfoy moment that quickly resonated with fans across the globe.
The reunion sparked excitement online, with fans celebrating the returning connection between the beloved cast members and their continued legacy on stage and screen.
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