Sex is a basic human need, and Voldemort wanted to distance himself from being human as much as possible. He would abhor the physical union of a man and a woman’s body (or a man and a man’s).

How Voldemort and Nagini met becomes increasingly intriguing, taking into account the events of the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, where Nagini is depicted as a Maledictus, a human woman ...

Fans got a brief glimpse of Fiennes as Voldemort in the most recent theatrical trailer for the film, but they'll have to wait until the film hits the big screen on November 18th to see He-Who-Must ...

Voldemort is motivated by immortality, superiority, racial cleansing, and more than a bit of self-hatred. Many of these things are shown in earlier books in the series, but become crystallized in ...

The final trailer for “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindewald” broke the news that Voldemort’s pet snake, Nagini, used to be a human long before she appeared in the Harry Potter series ...

Bad news, fellow Slytherins, we’ve been pronouncing the Dark Lord’s name wrong. It’s not Vol-deh-mort, with a t at the end. It’s Vol-deh-mor. The final consonant is silent, as in the ...

How "evil" is Lord Voldemort? ... Some actors enjoy signaling the evil in characters called "bad guys," but you want to be a human being first of all. Everyone has the potential to be corrupted.

Voldemort created his first horcruxes at the age of 17. As he built horcruxes, you can build your credit. Even 17 isn’t too young to start thinking about your financial future.

Especially because, as LadBible point out, paintings are often of dead wizards, and although Voldemort isn't present in human form in the fourth movie, he definitely isn't dead either.

Ralph Fiennes said he would 'of course' reprise the role of Voldemort if J.K. Rowling asked him to join future 'Harry Potter' projects.