Actors credit Harry Potter roles for their later Hollywood success

Several actors from the Harry Potter franchise attribute their early roles to their later success in Hollywood. Robert Pattinson, who played Cedric Diggory, transitioned to major roles in films like Twilight and The Batman.
"His death was a pivotal part of the series," highlighting the impact of his character.
Alfred Enoch, known for his role as Dean Thomas, has also found success, appearing alongside Viola Davis in How to Get Away With Murder.
"I played the character in all eight films," Enoch noted, emphasizing the franchise's significance in his career.
Other actors, like Harry Melling, who portrayed Dudley Dursley, have also made a name for themselves in projects like The Queen’s Gambit and The Pale Blue Eye.
Hero Fiennes-Tiffin, cast as Tom Riddle, is another example of how the franchise has launched careers. The connections within the industry are notable, with many actors having familial ties to established stars, such as Domhnall Gleeson, whose father Brendan played Alastor Moody.
The Harry Potter series not only shaped the actors' careers but also left a lasting legacy in the film industry.

Several actors from the Harry Potter franchise credit their roles in the series for paving the way to Hollywood success. Notable examples include Robert Pattinson, who played Cedric Diggory, and Alfred Enoch, who portrayed Dean Thomas, both of whom have since landed significant roles in major productions.