I'm out of the cupboard/Re: Casting Lucius

milz absinthe at mad.scientist.com
Tue Oct 3 15:27:13 UTC 2000


No: HPFGUIDX 2767

I can see Charles Dance as Lucius Malfoy, but I agree with whoever 
said he was a little, er...."mature" for the part.

Peter Davison? No way, IMO, 'cause I remember him mainly as Tristan 
on "All Creatures Great and Small" and as one of the Dr. Who's.

My reason for Trevor Eve is mainly based on his Murdstone portrayal 
and that series "The Heat of the Sun" (although he was a "good-guy" 
in that one).

As for James Potter, I think Philip Bretherton (Alastair on "As Time 
Goes By") would be suitable...but he's a bit too old for the role too.

I can't remember who played Grant on "East Enders" but maybe he would 
make a good MacNair the Executioner? Or maybe Robson Green? 

--Milz (an American who enjoys British TV a little too much)

--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, Neil Ward <neilward at d...> wrote:
> 'Ello.  I've been locked in a cupboard under the stairs for the 
last two
> weeks, devoid of magical assistance and with only three bats and an
> electricity meter for company.  Thankfully, I remembered an ancient
> lock-breaking mantra and managed to get out...
>  
> It looks like you've been having some deep discussions, but since I 
haven't
> read most of the several megazillion messages posted, I'll stick to 
a safe
> topic for now... 'Hey, has anyone noticed that gleam in 
Dumbledore's eye?'
> [only kidding].
> 
> No, I'll enter the shallow end of the discussion, with a brief 
comment on
> casting...
> 
> Milz said:
> 
>    I keep arguing with a friend of mine that Trevor Eve ("Mr. 
Murdstone" 
>    in "David Copperfield") would make a decent Lucius Malfoy. 
> 
> I can't see Trevor Eve as Malfoy, but how about Charles Dance?
> 
> Neil
> 
> 
>             Flying-Ford-Anglia
> 
>  *****************************************
> 
>    "Then, dented, scratched and steaming, 
>    the car rumbled off into the darkness, 
>    its rear lights blazing angrily"
> 
>  [Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets]
> 
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