Tom Felton takes these Harry Potter lessons wherever he goes

E!: And congratulations on the game, 2:22 A ghost story. How do you stay physically and mentally fit during what must be like a marathon at times?

TF: I let Willow look after my dog, she does most of the heavy lifting. I just take care of the house. But it was one of the most amazing events in my life. We have eight shows left and that’s it, 140, 150 plus shows. I can’t think about it logically because I just cry. It’s a whole new discipline—it’s as close to a 9 to 5 as I can get. Every other job I’ve ever done has taken me out of the house for a limited amount of time, and then kind of puts me back in for a few months or a few weeks, and then back again. brought out Which is not suitable for family life. My dog ​​doesn’t appreciate it.

E!: What do you like most about the theater?

TF: Usually you get a few hours to knock out a scene, or a few days if you’re lucky, but to spend 17 weeks on just this one job and really try to get it right was really nice. I’m really proud of everything Potter fans that I managed to lure into the theater. I think there were a lot of people who probably didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as they did. Or more than I did – I saw it five times before I got into it. I thought that was half the reason I got the part [laughs]but probably not.

(This interview has been edited for length and clarity.)

Burial now in theaters and available on VOD/Digital. Beyond the stick will hit shelves in the UK on October 13, with other release dates to follow. And you can catch all eight Harry Potter movies broadcast on Peacock.