Tom Felton and Stewie Griffin have something in common.

Tom spoke recently with STV about Draco’s head through the years, and how co-star Daniel Radcliffe is now an action hero.

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Harry Potter star Tom Felton has spoken to STV about the increasingly well-rounded shape of his noggin in the Harry Potter series, as well as talking about what’s in story for his character Draco Malfoy in the latest movie.

Tom joked about his early appearance: “In the first film my head was like a plum, it was literally rounded like a football, and slowly it’s thinned out somewhat, yeah!”
Tom Felton: Draco Malfoy’s head was like a plum in first Harry Potter movie

When asked if he ever cringes looking back, he joked: “It’s hard not to, especially when you’ve got a group of friends around you, needless to say. They’ve taken the mickey out of me quite a bit.

“It’s strange actually, because we look back, and obviously we’re really proud of the early films and so forth, but they’re so different especially from this newest one, it couldn’t be more of a polar opposite.

“When you look at Daniel now he’s a fully fledged action hero, and when he first joined he was nothing more than a timid child, so it’s really odd actually. But needless to say my friends make sure, whenever it’s on TV, that I’m forced to watch it!”

After his character Draco “failed rather miserably” in the first film, the new movie sees him confront what others want him to become.

Tom explained: “Number seven continues that journey exactly, where we see Draco in his house, and obviously it’s been infiltrated by Voldermort, who’s an awful house guest, I must admit!

“Draco’s petrified, he’s terrified. He’s been told that if he didn’t kill Dumbledore in the last film he’s going to get it in this one. He thinks at any moment the Malfoys could be struck off the face of the planet.”

More Tom Felton Interviews from his HP Promotional Extravaganza Tour

We have a few more various interviews for you today Tom has given with various sources around the globe. We have Tom talking about being a nice guy with the cutest young reporters ever, Ally and Mackenzie of Olcott, New York through the Associated Press. Next he spoke with WENN blog about his role in “Rise of the Apes” and how his friends were disappointed he was cast as a human in it. And finally, we have two more interviews Tom gave alongside onscreen dad Jason Isaacs. Enjoy.

With Ally and Mackenzie:

Ally and Mackenzie: Is it hard for you to be nice in the real world when you are so mean in the movies?

Felton: I think it actually makes me slightly nicer. I think I get to vent my day-to-day frustrations and annoyances through this Hitler-like child, and by doing so, it seems to be quite therapeutic. And hopefully, I’m a slightly friendlier soul.

Ally and Mackenzie: Are you a bit like your character in a way (no offense)?

Felton: I’m glad they said no offense, because I get a lot of genuine journalists saying, “How similar are you to your character?” … God, I hope I’m not anything even remotely close, other than in the way we look. I think we’re polar opposites. I like to think of myself as a fairly un-Draco-esque character.

Ally and Mackenzie: You played a major role in Dumbledore’s death but didn’t actually kill him. How do you feel about that?

Felton: It was never in Draco, really. The task was never going to be performed by him. … Granted that he set it up and that whole journey led him to where he is now, where he thinks, I don’t want to do this anymore. And as fixated as he was on becoming this chosen one of the dark side, it was that one event, actually, I think, seeing Dumbledore going before his eyes. I really enjoyed the shots of afterward, where you see the sort of evil team leaving Hogwarts, with Draco as sort of this lost child, looking at things around him, thinking, I don’t want to leave here. This is my home, this is my sanctuary, or at least somewhere I feel safe. And from that day onward, he’s banished. So it’s a real sad time for Draco. I feel deeply sorry for the poor boy.

With WENN:

He tells WENN, “It’s called ‘Rise of the Apes’ and it is a fantastic story and explanation of how the apes from ‘Planet of the Apes’ came to power. It’s definitely one of the best scripts I’ve ever read. The first question my friends asked was, ‘Are you playing a human?’ and when I said yes they were quite disappointed – because they wanted to see me as a monkey.”

“We’ve got Andy Serkis, from “Lord of the Ring”s, playing the lead ape all with motion capture. It’s really pushing the boundaries of “Avatar”-style CGI, so it’s gonna really set a new precedent I think.” On his character, he explains, “In the film my character’s father owns a primate facility. Of course I’m not the kindest man to my residents and I torture them with a whole host of weapons.”

Tom Felton’s Work is Never Done in Mexico

In the land of promotional tours, Tom’s work is never done. Between talking with Chilango and being screamed at by fans, it takes a mighty pluck to keep the smile going. Watch as Tom walks the red carpet for the Mexican premiere of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1” before he meets some winning fans and introduces the show in front of the big screen.

And his interview with Chilango.com. All of this he has answered before, only wearing a different outfit. (I like his hair here.) 😉