‘Harry Potter’ Stars: Where Are They Now?

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It has been years since the final film wrapped at Hogwarts, and the cast has taken on everything from prestige dramas to stage work and directing. Many have branched into activism and business, while some beloved performers have since passed away and left a lasting legacy. Here’s a look at what the main players have been doing since the credits rolled on the wizarding world.

Daniel Radcliffe

After the series, Radcliffe led the Broadway and West End stage with roles in productions like ‘The Lifespan of a Fact’ and ‘Merrily We Roll Along’. On screen he appeared in films including ‘Swiss Army Man’ and ‘Guns Akimbo’ and starred in the comedy series ‘Miracle Workers’. He has also produced projects and supported various charities focused on literacy and LGBT+ rights.

Emma Watson

Watson balanced acting with advocacy, serving as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador and launching the HeForShe campaign. She headlined films such as ‘Beauty and the Beast’ and ‘Little Women’ and has taken selective roles while pursuing sustainability work. Watson has also engaged in entrepreneurship and book club initiatives centered on gender equality.

Rupert Grint

Grint returned to the screen with television work, appearing in ‘Servant’ and ‘Sick Note’. He made his Broadway debut in ‘It’s Only a Play’ and continued with stage and independent projects. Grint has kept a relatively private life while participating in occasional fan events tied to the franchise.

Tom Felton

Felton acted in series and films including ‘The Flash’, ‘Origin’, and several indie features. He released music as a singer-songwriter and published a memoir reflecting on his time in the franchise. Felton also performs in stage productions and remains active at conventions and charity events.

Matthew Lewis

Lewis shifted to television and theater, appearing in ‘Ripper Street’, ‘Happy Valley’, and the film ‘Me Before You’. He has hosted podcasts related to sports and entertainment and participates in charity work. Lewis remains involved with franchise reunions and fan conventions.

Evanna Lynch

Lynch continued acting on stage and screen and competed on ‘Dancing with the Stars’. She has been an advocate for animal rights and eating disorder awareness, co-founding cruelty-free initiatives. Lynch also hosts podcasts and appears at literary and fan events.

Bonnie Wright

Wright moved behind the camera as a director and sustainability advocate. She published work on low-waste living and produces short films and environmental content. Wright remains engaged with fans through readings, events, and charitable campaigns.

Alfred Enoch

Enoch built a strong television career with roles in ‘How to Get Away with Murder’ and ‘Foundation’. He continues stage work in London and international productions. Enoch also narrates documentaries and audiobooks and participates in theater festivals.

Katie Leung

Leung appeared in series like ‘Strangers’ and ‘Annika’ and worked in theater across the UK. She has done voice work for games and audio dramas. Leung also supports arts programs for young performers and engages in representation initiatives.

James Phelps

James Phelps pursued behind-the-scenes work in production and travel programming. He co-hosts a podcast with his twin brother and appears at franchise exhibitions worldwide. He also supports charity events and sports-related fundraising.

Oliver Phelps

Oliver Phelps continues to co-host their podcast and present travel and culture content. He participates in live shows, conventions, and special exhibits tied to the series. Oliver also engages in philanthropy and ambassador roles for youth arts.

Harry Melling

Melling built an acclaimed stage and film career with appearances in ‘The Queen’s Gambit’, ‘The Ballad of Buster Scruggs’, and ‘The Pale Blue Eye’. He frequently returns to theater in London and New York. Melling has become known for character roles that diverge from his early work.

Robert Pattinson

Pattinson moved into independent cinema with films like ‘Good Time’ and ‘The Lighthouse’ and later headlined ‘The Batman’. He collaborates with noted directors across genres and continues philanthropic partnerships. Pattinson maintains ties to fashion and fragrance campaigns alongside film work.

Ralph Fiennes

Fiennes balanced blockbuster roles with theater directing and performances at major companies. He appeared in films such as ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’, ‘No Time to Die’, and ‘The Menu’. Fiennes also directs and performs in Shakespeare productions and supports cultural institutions.

Helena Bonham Carter

Bonham Carter took on projects ranging from ‘The Crown’ to period dramas and animated features. She lends her voice to documentaries and audiobooks and participates in charity auctions and arts initiatives. Bonham Carter continues film and television work across British and international productions.

Maggie Smith

Smith remained active with appearances in ‘Downton Abbey’ films and select stage and screen projects. She has received multiple honors for her contributions to drama. Smith keeps a low public profile outside of work and philanthropic engagements.

Imelda Staunton

Staunton led later seasons of ‘The Crown’ and continued an award-winning stage career in musicals and plays. She records cast albums and makes frequent theater appearances in London. Staunton also supports arts charities and industry education programs.

Robbie Coltrane

Coltrane, known for Hagrid, continued film and television work and participated in anniversary specials. He passed away in 2022, and tributes highlighted his long career in comedy and drama. His legacy includes influential roles in British television and cinema.

Michael Gambon

Gambon worked steadily in film and television and returned for franchise retrospectives. He passed away in 2023 after a storied stage and screen career. His body of work spans decades of acclaimed performances in theater and film.

Alan Rickman

Rickman continued with stage, film, and directing projects following the series. He passed away in 2016, and posthumous publications shared insights into his craft and career. His performances remain widely studied and celebrated.

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