You remember Neville Longbottom, right? Poor sweet innocent Neville from Harry Potter, a series of films that will simply never be taken off ITV as long as there is power in the National Grid.
In the books, Neville is portrayed as a wimp, and his discovery of a backbone is one of the series most charming little arcs.
But JK Rowling left one detail out of the texts that filmmakers across the years have thankfully rectified: by the end, Neville is hot.
Yes, it's true. While you might not have looked at 11-year-old Matt Lewis and pictured him as a model-esque heartbreaker (that would be weird!!!!!) the truth is Matt did in fact grow up to be good looking - and quite frankly good for him.
Matt is 32 now but was between 20-22 during the filming of the final two films, The Deathly Hallows, which are both being shown on ITV2 this weekend.
He was a modest youth, as we learned in The Telegraph, to whom he once said: "As far as I was aware, nobody knew who I was. But there were all these people shouting, 'Matthew! Matthew!' I was an 11-year-old kid, and I was thinking, 'How do they know who I am?' It really scared me."
Get London's biggest stories straight in your inbox
Do you want to stay up to date with the latest news, views, features and opinion from across the city?
MyLondon's brilliant newsletter The 12 is absolutely jam packed with all the latest to keep you keep you entertained, informed and uplifted.
You'll get 12 stories straight to your inbox at around 12pm. It’s the perfect lunchtime read.
And what's more - it's FREE!
The MyLondon team tells London stories for Londoners. Our journalists cover all the news you need - from City Hall to your local streets, so you'll never miss a moment.
Don't skip a beat and sign up to The 12 newsletter here.
Despite Neville supposedly being a bit of a dorky character, Matt started to "slim out a bit" as he aged through the films, meaning producers had to take drastic measures to keep him in character.
Speaking to the Independent, he said: "When we got to film three, and I'd got quite tall and slimmed out a bit, they decided that they were uncomfortable with that, and thought, 'No, we need to make him a bit geeky looking', or geekier, I should say, so they put me in a fat suit and false teeth."
Reflecting on the period to People, he said: "Being 15 years old in the middle of puberty, having to wear a fat suit. There are girls around; I've got this fat suit on every day. No one knows I'm wearing this damn thing, they all just think I'm fat."
Do you want the latest crime, sport, or breaking news in London straight to your inbox? Tailor your needs to suit you
here .
