'Harry Potter' star says talking about the series will cost him

Harry Potter star Matthew Lewis has made a rare admission about the series.

The iconic movies were based on the books by JK Rowling that follow the life and quest of young boy wizard Harry Potter.

Matthew, who played the role of loyal Gryffindor school boy Neville Longbottom, has opened up about the movies and the upcoming series.

Neville will now be played by another Yorkshire actor, like Matthew, Rory Wilmot, in the upcoming series adaptation of the books.

When asked about the series, Matthew said he has not really thought about it, but when he does, it will cost him.

“I haven’t really thought about the series as a whole at all, really, and I’ll probably have to pay my therapist for a double session when I finally do think about it”, he tole The Independent.

He also said he is humbled that the new Neville is also a Yorkshire boy.

“I feel quite humbled in that Neville is now canon Yorkshire. Whether that’s a tribute to me or not, I don’t know, I’m gonna say that it is.”

The actor also mentioned that the new cast does not need advice frm the old actors as they should “just let them cook”.