Harry Potter 6: Which Young Actor Died Tragically Before The Movie Released?

The sixth part of the unstoppable saga of Hogwarts of the Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, signed by David Yates, came to our screens in 2009. A huge hit at the worldwide box office, grossing $935 million, the film attracted more than 6 million viewers in France.

The release of the film unfortunately ended tragically with the disappearance of Robert Knox at the age of 18. For reference, he played the character Marcus Belby; A Ravenclaw student we met at a slug club meeting. He is portrayed as clingy, and the book presents him as quite thin and nervous.

Here’s the sequence again…

On 24 May 2008, he was fatally stabbed outside a pub in London while trying to protect his 16-year-old brother Jamie. Her killer, Carl Norman Bishop, was sentenced to life in prison with 20 years of security. In his honor, the film crew wore white ribbons on their wrists at the film’s premiere.

after his death, Foundation in his name And his family was born, intending to come, in particular, to help young talent in artistic circles. He even organizes a small film festival. In 2021, he broadcast a documentary film, (k) Knox, The Story of Rob Knoxwhich looks back on his (unfortunately) short career, with performances by actors such as Jim Broadbent, Ray Winstone and Tom Felton.

Here’s the trailer…