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Scholastic: Are there any Draco Malfoy moments from the books that you're disappointed weren't included in the movie?
Tom: No, I wouldn't think so. I mean, I remember reading the book before and thinking, "Oh, lord! This'll be fun! I was especially looking forward to the pool in the bathroom and being able to stamp on young Potter's face on the Hogwarts Express. I was always looking forward to the things of a physical nature. But they all got included, so no let-downs there.

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Scholastic: Do you have an all-time favorite book that you've read?
Tom: At the moment I'm reading The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin, and for some reason that question sort of blanked my mind on all other types of literature. But as a child I was amazingly fond of Rudyard Kipling and Roald Dahl . . . Nowadays I wouldn't dare to single it down to one to be fair. We'll go with Shakespeare, how's that?

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Peace,
Rotae