Harry Potter's Tom Felton and Jason Isaacs rolled back the years this week as they reunited at London's Savoy Hotel.
Forever entwined thanks to their roles as son Draco and father Lucius Malfoy, the duo's day out was revealed over on Felton's Instagram account.
"Father & son x," the actor wrote, alongside a sweet picture of the pair with their arms around each other. He added snake and heart emojis to the post, in reference to the Hogwarts House of Slytherin, which the Malfoys are synonymous with.
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This comes several years after Isaacs, who will appear in the third season of The White Lotus, suggested he wouldn't cast Felton as a younger version of himself in a biopic.
"Tom Felton, a young version of me? Absolutely no. I can't think of anything worse," he joked during an exclusive interview with Digital Spy.
"It's a weird thing about your friends. I've got some friends who are very skilled actors and I love Tom, but whenever I see people I know in a film, I just think, 'Oh there's my mate pretending to be someone else'. I never believe them for a split-second."
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The actor did seem very much interested in a biopic of his life, but with one caveat.
"I don't really want anybody else in the film," admitted Isaacs. "If I get to make a film about me, I don't see why anybody else gets a part or any screentime at all.
"I always wanted to do a one-man show. I did get sent one recently, a rather brilliant one for the theatre. I sent it to my agent and he phoned up and he went, 'It's a load of w**k, stop thinking about ways to show off and let's find some good projects'. So I'm not sure he'd endorse this either."
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