Hero Fiennes Tiffin

Sounds fun.

Hero Fiennes Tiffin is playing the young detective, and Guy Ritchie is directing the eight-episode prequel.

Oh, and it already premiered in March.

Yeah, and combining Guy Ritchie's kinetic, fast-paced, highly stylized directorial eye with a 19th century Oxford setting is a very deliberate strategy.

Collider frames the whole thing around the diary.

Riddle's a memory trapped in a book working Ginny from the inside, and before Barrett, that role belonged to three actors, Coulson, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, and Frank Dillon.

Three, and somehow none of them are the version everybody actually pictures.

Because none of them are actually Voldemort, not yet.

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The first was Hero Fiennes Tiffin, who played the 11-year-old Tom Riddle that Dumbledore visits at Wool's Orphanage.

If the surname sounds familiar, that's because Hero Fiennes Tiffin is the nephew of Ralph Fiennes, who played the adult Lord Voldemort.

And alongside Tiffin, we had Frank Delane, who was cast as the teenage Tom Riddle after Coulson.

Delane was an integral part of Half-Blood Prince because he became the representative for Riddle during the Hogwarts flashbacks, most notably in the incredibly important scene where he approaches Professor Slughorn and starts asking him about Horcruxes.

Richard Bremmer was Voldemort in Philosopher's Stone.

Christian Coulson was 16-year-old Riddle in Chamber of Secrets.

Hero Fiennes Tiffin was 11-year-old Riddle in Half-Blood Prince.