LONDON -- They may have Tagsbeen rivals for the best part of seven years, but Neville Longbottom and the Malfoys have clearly put their differences aside.
SEE ALSO: Magical fish basically has the power to conjure its own PatronusOn Monday night, Harry Potter actor John Isaacs (a.k.a. Lucius Malfoy) shared a photo on Twitter of himself with Tom Felton and Matthew Lewis.
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The days of firing leg-locker curses at each other in the corridors of Hogwarts are clearly well behind them.
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