Matthew Lewis "wouldn't turn his nose up" at appearing in the 'Harry Potter' TV series. The 34-year-old actor shot to fame after playing Neville Longbottom in the wizarding movie series and though he is "not in any rush to go back to the world" for Max's planned reboot, he'd still give the project fair consideration if he was asked to return. He told People magazine: "It's not something I'm looking at or want to do but would not turn my nose up at.
"I'd be very interested to see if it was Neville as an adult — a whole different vibe. That could be interesting. I would certainly look at that and consider it.
" Journalism for the curious Australian across politics, business, culture and opinion. Matthew explained he loves his job because it constantly changes and he never has to "stick with one thing". He said: "I've been a nurse, I've been a police officer, I've been a soldier, I've been a wizard, I've been all these different things.
"I never know what's up next, and I love that." In February, Matthew and Jason Isaacs - who played Lucius Malfoy - were asked who they would like to portray, away from their original characters, in the TV series. Jason chose Dobby the house elf "because you don't have to go to make-up", while Matthew insisted there wasn't anyone else he would "want to even attempt to play.
” However, after much encouragement from his friend, he eventually admitted Remus Lupin - who was played by David Thewlis in the movies - had been one of his favourite charac.