According to the Los Angeles Times, at the Toronto Film Festival, actors Daniel Radek and Gary Oldman met by chance. Daniel also said: "Wow, I have to take a photo with you." According to sources, it was not the same time that they joined together.
Many netizens commented that Harry Potter and Sirius used to be classics, and they feel that they can be used for a hundred years. But now they can't recognize them anymore, they are either disabled or old.
Gary Oldman once played the role of Sirius in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" and is the godfather of Harry Potter. In the battle with the Department of Mystery Affairs of the Ministry of Magic, his cousin Bellatrix was killed. This scene should be the most sad part of the scene except for the deaths of Dumbledore and Snape. .
and this is a chance encounter at the film festival, and it is also a rare reunion after the collaboration with "Harry Potter". It is not difficult to see from the photos that although the two reunited after a long absence, they were very happy. The former little Harry has also grown into a mature man, but with a beard, there was some vicissitudes of life. This can not help but sigh, how hard life has given little Harry!
Looking at the bewildered Sirius smiling next to him, it seems difficult to associate this "grandfather"-like character with Sirius at the time. It seems that the years have finally put a heavy hand on the classics.
Again, Gary Oldman is also in his sixties, but he has a lot of classic interpretations. From the rock youth in "Sid and Nancy" to Churchill in "The Darkest Hour", from the evil villain to the Oscar actor, he has achieved many superb classic characters.
and Daniel Radcliffe comes from Harry, although there are not many memorable roles. But he has the courage to challenge and try different roles, such as the lawyer in "Black Woman", Wen Qing in "Kill Your Love", etc. Although the score is not too high, the heart to challenge is good.
hope to see the classics again, just like Harry Potter and Sirius in the past, it is endless aftertaste.
