Ever Wondered What Oliver Wood Looks Like Now?
He taught Harry all about his favorite sport, was a keeper, and certainly knew how to give a pep talk. But what does he look like now?
I think many Harry Potter fans will agree, Oliver Wood was a pretty awesome character. He taught Harry all about his favorite sport, was a keeper, and certainly knew how to give a pep talk.
While he made appearances in the first two films, we sorely missed the character, played by Sean Biggerstaff, when Quidditch became less important and he all but disappeared from the Potter world. Although, he did have a brief scene in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
Missed him? He was the one leading those flying in on their brooms, naturally.
But what does he look like now? J. K. Rowling used a bit of her magic to show us a surprise reunion via Twitter.
Gotta say, he still looks good.
Don't worry, Sean — you'll always be a keeper to us!
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Tisha Eaton
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