The actor who played Potter's main enemy in the cinema accepts this crazy fan theory that has been circulating for years.
It's not easy being a Harry Potter fan. Especially when every two after three the creator of the character, J.K. Rowling, publishes on Twitter new information about the books that alter history as we had known it: that if Dumbledore really is Death, that if his relationship with Grindelwald was something more than brotherly.
The best thing is that most of these theories are not even hers, but from fans who come up with these crazy ideas and, after discussing them with other fans, ask the writer for her opinion. And if Rowling likes the suggestion and accepts the theory as correct, that assumption automatically becomes the official canon of the saga.
And that is what several readers of the books hope will happen soon who, after reading the novels several times and seeing the movies as many times, maintain that Harry Potter was not really in love with Ginny Weasley, with whom he eventually marries. but Draco Malfoy, his great enemy at Hogwarts.
This a theory that, in the absence of knowing Rowling's opinion, seems quite feasible for Tom Felton, the actor who brought that character to life in the cinema. “I think it's a given that Harry had a crush on Draco. He was taken with him and it was impossible for him to hide it”, Felton joked about it during a fan convention in Orlando in which Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) was also present, who defended that he also had feelings for Draco.
Although this romance may sound far-fetched to many, many of the fan fiction stories written by Potter's followers have paired the two enemies, taking for granted the famous saying "Those who fight want each other".
Will Rowling dare in a few years to write a sequel in which Harry comes out of the closet like Brokeback Mountain? We highly doubt it, but weirder and more unnecessary things have been seen. The Fantastic Beasts film saga, for example.
