How Much Is 'Harry Potter' Star Tom Felton Worth In 2022?

Tom Felton, whose full name is Thomas Andrew Felton, is a British actor famous for his role, Draco Malfoy, in the movie adaptations of the famous, best-selling "Harry Potter" fantasy books by J.K. Rowling.

Joanne Rowling, better known by her initials, is a British author who has won many awards for her contribution to the fantasy series. Felton was born on September 22, 1987, and is a native of Epsom, Surrey, England.

He became active in 1997 and has explored both the movie and music industry over the years. Felton has been acting for over twenty years, although many people still associate him with the "Harry Potter" franchise.

His role in the franchise moved him to stardom, and he has been in people's faces since then. Felton has also appeared in several other blockbuster projects, and people are curious to know how much he is worth.

If you estimate Felton's worth from his contribution to the "Harry Potter" franchise alone, then you are far from knowing his actual net worth. After featuring in the franchise, his roles in other movies boosted his net worth.

He starred in projects like "Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes," "Anna And The King," and "The Apparition." He also appeared in popular TV series like "The Flash" and "Murder In The First."

These projects have helped him grow both professionally and financially. The thoughts of his worth would be dancing in his fans' minds considering the number of achievements he has to his name in the industry.

According to CelebrityNetWorth, Felton is worth $20 million. This is an impressive number for a 34-year-old English actor from a small town in the south-central part of England. How Impressive is this number compared to his peers/co-stars?

An accumulated worth of $20 million is not peanuts in Hollywood because there are many actors with a more impressive catalog who can't boast of $10 million as their net worth. Nevertheless, how much is Felton's compared to his co-stars?

Ardent fans and followers of Felton will know Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson as much as they know him. However, it seems Radcliffe and Watson are worth far more than Felton. The trio co-starred in a couple of movies, including "Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone."

According to CelebrityNetWorth, Radcliffe and Watson are worth $110 million and $85 million, respectively. Comparing their catalog of achievements, the difference may not be much of a surprise.

Radcliffe has appeared in many big projects, including "Now You See Me," a 2013 movie directed by Louis Leterrier. Also, Watson featured in "Beauty And The Beast," an American fantasy film based on a fairytale.

Felton has also worked on huge projects, but they have been mostly indie works. Also, his role in the popular franchise is smaller than other cast members, although people felt the presence of his character a lot.

"Harry Potter" reunion wouldn't be what it was without the presence of Draco Malfoy (Felton). Felton also didn't shame his fans with his performance on "Return To Hogwarts," the "Harry Potter" 20th anniversary.

Felton, alongside the likes of Radcliffe, Watson, Rupert Grint, was around for the HBO Max special. These stars didn't show up as characters, so viewers could see them get along together.

Fans started feeling nostalgic when each cast member opened up about their experiences with "Harry Potter." Seeing the cast members once again in their mature forms showed how much growth has occurred since their debut on the franchise.

Many of the youngsters then have flourished in their respective careers and amassed a lot of wealth. They have also significantly increased their net worth and are now worth much more than they were during their time at Hogwarts.

The British actor started his career featuring in adverts and commercials. He was working with companies like Barclaycard and Commercial Union. He later made his debut role in a 1997 movie titled "The Borrowers."

He played the role of Peagreen Clock in the fantasy/comedy movie directed by Peter Hewitt. The following year, he voiced James, a character in a British drama TV series, "Bugs." He featured in two big projects in 1999.

Coming into the 21st century, he entered the limelight in Hollywood. Auditions for the "Harry Potter" franchise were held in 1999 also, and he won the role of Draco Malfoy. He reprised his role in subsequent sequels starting from 2002.