Jamie Waylett became famous as Vincent Crabbe, Draco Malfoy’s loyal sidekick in six Harry Potter films between 2001 and 2009, but his life took a dramatic turn after leaving the franchise. In 2009, he received community service after pleading guilty to cannabis-related offenses, and in 2012, he was sentenced to two years in prison for violent disorder during the 2011 London riots, although a jury cleared him of intending to use a petrol bomb to damage property. Since his release, Waylett has largely stayed out of the public eye and never returned to acting. Now 37, he looks remarkably different from the young Hogwarts bully fans remember, making his transformation a surprising reminder of how differently life unfolded for one of the franchise’s former child stars…..READ MORE BELOW
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