When Matthew Lewis took his Pottermore sorting quiz and found out that he was really a Hufflepuff instead of a Gryffindor, he wasn’t exactly thrilled about it.
“I want to be in Gryffindor, obviously,” Matt explained at a recent conference. “Why would anyone want to be in Hufflepuff.
However, his mind has been completely changed since he now knows that The Rock is in Hufflepuff too.
“If this is legit, I take back everything I ever said about being a Hufflepuff. I was obviously born to be in that house,” Matt tweeted out.
Matthew Lewis, who played Neville Longbottom, and Tom Felton, who was Draco, both came out to the premiere to support Emma in her new film.
While Tom decided to skip the carpet, and most of the pictures, Matthew was seen with his fiance, Angela Jones, on the press line.
Evanna Lynch, who played Luna in the films, gave a shoutout to Emma on Twitter just last week.
“#BeautyandtheBeast was amazing. Can’t remember being SO enamoured w/ Belle & Beast’s love as a child. Sooo beautiful, congrats @EmmaWatson,” she wrote.
Check out all the pics below and watch stars Luke Evans and Josh Gad perform for the crowd below!
Tom Felton and Matthew Lewis raise their wands at the Harry Potter Celebration held at the Universal Orlando Resort on Friday (January 27) in Orlando, Fla.
The event was held in celebration of the fourth anniversary of the opening of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at the theme park.
In case you forgot, Jason played Lucius Malfoy, Tom played his son Draco, Matthew played Neville Longbottom, and Warwick Davis played Professor Flitwick in the Harry Potter films.
The HP family recently lost one of their own. John Hurt, who played Ollivander, passed away that same day. Our continued thoughts with his friends and family.
We’re dying over this adorable pic of Tom Felton with some of his amazing fans from the Harry Potter Celebration at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla.
Tom just loves his fans so much and it warms our hearts right up! We can’t not smile!
During the event this weekend, where Tom met up with Matthew Lewis, Jason Isaacs and Warwick Davis, we were lucky enough to get some time to speak with them all.
Chatting about the advice they’d give their teen selves right now, Tom and Matthew went all sentimental.
“I would tell my younger self to get and keep some of those amazing props from the movies,” Tom shared, jokingly. “They might have been worth something, a lot of money, today!”
He adds about being grateful for everything the franchise brought him: “I was so thankful for that experience and everything that the series has become and meant to me and fans all over.”
The former Harry Potter star, who’s since appeared all over and most recently in Me Before You, just got engaged to his girlfriend, Angela Jones, TMZ is reporting.
Angela is one of the event planner at Universal Studios in Orlando, which is where she met Matt. This will be Angela‘s second marriage, she just got divorced in July.
The 12-year-old Stranger Things actress, who has made the character Eleven famous, and the 27-year-old Harry Potter actor, who plays Neville Longbottom in the films, were super excited to meet each other.
In the photo, which Matthew posted on his Instagram on Sunday (October 16), both of them make shocked faces while Millie points to Matthew ‘s “11″ tattoo written in Roman numerals.
“A lot of people ask what my tattoo means,” Matthew captioned the pic. “Now you know. @milliebobby_brown #XI #Eleven.”
Matthew has actually had his tattoo for a few years now – but you never know if a Time Turner or other Stranger Things were involved!
The 26-year-old actor talked about moving on from Neville Longbottom, saying goodbye to Alan Rickman and more. Check it:
On being a “sex symbol”: “Oh come on, that’s just a lot of make-up and good lighting. I’m not a sex symbol, Jesus, no.”
On Alan Rickman’s legacy: “I [remember I] was at Leavesden Studios the other day, visiting the set of Fantastic Beasts and I was with the producer who did all the Harry Potter films. He was taking me around the studio when the news came through. We were both just completely stunned. But also, to be in the studio when that came through, suddenly every room that I went into, every corridor that I walked down on, I suddenly remembered a story or an image of Alan. It got a bit odd. It was quite surreal. But also, powerfully moving as well. It was quite nice to be there. All those happy memories came flooding back and I got quite nostalgic actually. I went back home last night and just watched loads of interviews with him. It’s hard to describe. On his last day, I had a cup of tea with him in his trailer and we just sat and chatted about the future of my career and what I should do. He just offered me advice in where I should go and he said some things to me that filled me with a lot of confidence. And when you hear those sorts of things from someone of his stature, his ability, it means a lot.”
On moving on from Neville Longbottom quickly: “The first thing after Harry Potter, I played a guy who was not very nice. He wasn’t exactly a desirable character. And then I did a film where I was rough and ready; I was capable of throwing my muscle and weight around a little, completely unlike Neville. I don’t really get offered those types of roles anymore. The lovable, vulnerable, cheeky, Neville-type roles. They just never come up, it’s not like I’m getting them and turning them down.”
