Tom Felton was only 12 years old when he first appeared in the role of Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter in 1999.
By the time the last Deathly Hallows were made, when the film was released in 2011, he had just celebrated his 24th birthday.
Because of the successful role of Draco Malfoy, Felton gained the attention of the whole world, especially the hardcore fans of "Harry Potter", after the end of the film, everyone is more keen to understand what the actors' lives are like, whether they are like the characters in the movie.
For Felton, who was still very young at the time, he had to accept some excessive fan attention to his age and even appearance.
After bidding farewell to Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter, Felton continued to develop in film and television. Between 2016 and 2017, he played Albert Desmond (AKA: Doctor of Alchemy) in the third season of The Flash on CW television.
He also played a character named Logan Maine in the 2018 sci-fi short film Origin. Unfortunately, though, the show was cut after the first season.
Although, as of now, Felton has not had a role with an influence comparable to Draco Malfoy, especially in the past two years, he has slowed down the pace of filming and put more energy into personal hobbies such as singing and fishing, but he is particularly active on social media, often po take private photos or original music works.
What makes fans even more excited is that Draco is the best "after-sales service" of "Harry Potter", either breaking the small tidbits of the filming that year, or releasing some reunion photos with other Harry Potter actors.
While lamenting Felton's "active business", everyone can't help but laugh at his increasingly backward hairline.
Felton, who is now in his 30s, looks a little older than his actual age.
You know, when his appearance was at its peak, he was the dream lover of many girls, and countless fans called themselves "Mrs. Malfoy".
Just a few years ago, however, Felton recorded a show for Buzzfeed's YouTube channel.
When fans saw Ferton in the video, they couldn't believe that this was Draco.
There are also some black fans who sarcastically say that he looks like he is in his 80s.
Why is Felton so unconcerned about his own image? Even if you participate in the show, you don't deliberately "make a fuss" of yourself, almost face the camera with a plain face.
Not only foreign fans are not used to it, but even domestic fans have a feeling that the childhood filter is about to be broken.
Many people think that this is not the best state of Felton, and when he participates in a more formal show, or walks the red carpet, with makeup, good-looking clothes, and lights, the appearance will definitely be "supported".
However, in 2019, Felton posted such a photo on his own Ins, and immediately made headlines again, especially when he was still standing next to Draco's stills, such a comparison is simply "tragic" ah (here, the need for manual dog head).
At the time, the photo sparked a flood of comments from fans; some sent a barrage of crying and laughing memes about Felton's self-deprecating humor, while others simply expressed their eternal love for him and Draco.
Hadn't Felton ever heard anyone talk about his plummeting appearance? He must have seen some of it, but he had never been anxious about it.
Friends who often pay attention to the European and American entertainment circles should not be difficult to find that many handsome male gods in their youth will choose the transformation of "disfigurement".
Rather than that good-looking face, they are more willing to let fans pay attention to their acting skills. There are many foreign male stars like Felton, they don't sell appearance anxiety, they can become beautiful, ugly, fat, old for the role...
As for them in life, naturally how comfortable they are.
Therefore, we will see that some people go out like they don't comb their hair, some people take the courier like a greasy uncle, and some people wear a pair of shoes in spring, summer, autumn and winter...
Most of the 30 Tom Felton no longer need to rely on his face to brush his sense of existence, so he dares to "willfully" show his truest side to everyone, and will not show his semi-permanent makeup because of those negative comments on his appearance.
Such a real Tom Felton, will you still love?