A: I practiced facial expressions, and I snarled like a wolf.

A: Richard Harris (who plays Headmaster Dumbledore) and Maggie Smith (who plays Professor McGonagall) are great. I was nervous around Robbie Coltrane (who plays Hagrid) at first; I didn't want to say anything. But then we became friends.

A: I would've taken my wand. It was really cool. It was a bit of a wavy sort of shape.

A: He's very mean. To be honest, I am not that mean. I think he's jealous, and he wants to be the coolest guy in school.

A: Bad. It's more fun because it's different.

A: I'd make their legs stick together so wherever the person went, they would fall over.

A: Invisibility. So I could sneak around and go places I shouldn't.

Another Interview:

Disney Adventures - Bad Boy Malfoy

December 2001

He's mean, cunning and creepy -- and Harry Potter is his worst enemy! It's only a matter of time before Draco Malfoy grows up to be a villain of Darth Vader proportions. But 14-year-old actor Tom Felton, who plays Malfoy, found out it's pretty fun to be a bad guy - at least in the movies.

Mean. Slimy. A bit like a snake. That's good for a Slytherin.

He's quite clever, with all his plans against Harry.

At first it was difficult to actually be that mean. But after a while it seemed quite fun.

I hate to say this, but probably Harry Potter, because he's quite good at the game. Or Crabbe and Goyle, even, if they were any good on their brooms. They'd be strong, and they'd be bullies on the field. But they're not any good.