Draco Malfoy is a fictional character and a major antagonist in J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. He is a Slytherin student in Harry Potter's year. He is frequently accompanied by his two accomplices, Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle, who act as bodyguards. Although Draco is often regarded as a cowardly bully who uses psychological manipulation and verbal taunts to denigrate his victims, he reveals an ability to cunningly wield magic to...
Malfoy notices that Harry, who is disguised as Goyle, is wearing glasses.
Argus Filch delivers the students to Hagrid for detention in the Dark Forest.
Harry and Ron, disguised as Goyle and Crabbe are in Slytherin with Malfoy. Ro...
Harry is disguised as Goyle.
Hary and Ron, in incognito, gain the only insight they can from Malfoy. Ron g...
In the Great Hall at study, Malfoy plays up the injury he received from Buckb...
Hagrid tells Harry and Draco to team up, and Ron and Hermione to come with hi...
On the way to practice the Gryffindor and Slytherin teams meet. When Ron's st...
Malfoy continues to taunts Harry after exiting the train at school.
When Malfoy blocks Harry's exit from the bookstore. Ginny steps up to defend ...
Harry is petrified on the floor of the train. Draco stomps his nose then reco...
Malfoy and Potter face off. Harry's house members smile in appreciation of Ha...
Malfoy knocks Harry about ten feet back, Harry returns the favor by knocking ...
In the Hall during Dumbledore's welcoming speech, Malfoy ribs Harry about his...
Harry, Ron and Hermione have discovered Filch's cat, hanging in one of the co...
The threesome walk past the executioner sharpening his blade, preparing to ch...
During the demonstration duel, Malfoy conjures a snake. Professor Lockhart do...
Hermione places her wand at Malfoy throat. He backs against the wall, whimper...
Malfoy makes light of Harry's difficulties on his broom during a match.
Looking at a disfigured Harry, Draco wonders what's wrong with his face.
Neville losses control of his broom and breaks his wrist. Draco picks up Nevi...
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