Harry Potter launched the careers of a number of younger actors into the stratosphere, however others have left showbiz behind them for good.

While the likes of Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe are nonetheless massive names, a few of their Hogwarts friends have light into obscurity.

In the 2005 instalment, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the younger witches and wizards are paid a go to by some worldwide college students for the Triwizard Tournament.

Among them was Stanislav Yanevski, who has since taken on a very completely different profession since his iconic flip as Viktor Krum.

The Bulgarian actor portrayed the legendary Quidditch participant and love curiosity to Hermione Granger (performed by Watson) within the franchise’s fourth entry.

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He competed towards Harry Potter (Radcliffe) within the match and nearly appeared within the saga’s penultimate entry, Deathly Hallows: Part One – his brief deleted scene can be found on YouTube.

However, 18 years after what may have been a star-making efficiency, Yanevski is now not an actor.

His final credit score was within the 2021 movie Last Man Down, however he has since turn out to be a lecturer and motivational speaker.

Stanislav confirmed the profession change to his 232K followers, writing: “Today was a very motivational day.

“I took part in a lecture and hope to have inspired the students as much as they inspired me.”

His portrayal of Krum famously sported a shaved head and light-weight stubble, however Stanislav now has a very completely different look.

He’s now unrecognisable at first look, even to probably the most die-hard Potterheads, with longer hair and a thick beard.

Despite leaving performing behind him, Stanislav has nonetheless discovered the time to meet up with a few of his Harry Potter co-stars.

Most just lately, he caught up with Draco Malfoy star Tom Felton at a Potter conference over the summer time.

“We were sitting together in the Great Hall and had some of the best most fun times together,” he wrote on Instagram.

“Who would have thought they’d get along this well.”

He’s additionally posted photographs with Hugh Mitchell, who portrayed paparazzo-in-training Colin Creevey, and stalwart forged member Devon Murray, who was Seamus Finnigan in all eight movies.