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Pottermore has released the next round of chapters for Prisoner of Azkaban. Available now, fans can explore chapters 8 to 15 of the third book, from “Flight of the Fat Lady” to “The Quidditch Final.”
The funeral for beloved actor Richard Griffiths was held yesterday at the Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon and included 300 mourners paying their respects to the 65-year old actor who portrayed Vernon Dursley in the Harry Potter films, among many other stage and film characters.
SUNY Geneseo’s chapter of the Harry Potter Alliance, who call themselves Dumbledore’s Army, was recently profiled in the Geneseo campus publication The Lamaron. The Geneseo chapter has steadily worked its way up to student group status and is an ever-growing presence on the SUNY campus.
Have you ever wanted to be on a television show to show the world that you belong in a world of fantasy and adventure? MuggleNet is providing you, the Harry Potter fan, with an incredible opportunity and front of the line privileges.
Twelve years ago to the day, Emma Watson gave an exclusive interview to Entertainment Tonight about her experiences from filming scenes for the first Potter movie. She also talks about the audition process and the support of her friends at school.
As the date draws closer to the release of Emma Watson’s new flick The Bling Ring, new stills are starting to surface online. Now (thanks to Digital Spy) we have images ranging from Emma’s character ‘Nicki’ brandishing a gun to the courtroom part of the group’s saga.
After a brief campaign across their social media profiles, LeakyCon has revealed the Team StarKid members due to appear in A Very StarKid Event at the Portland convention this summer.
“Harry Potter” has become such a phenomenon that it was inevitable people would eventually compare it to other great pieces of work. Let’s discuss a comparison with Tolkien’s work.
The adaptation of the Harry Potter novels into films is one that has been debated by fans the world over for a number of years. Should it have been just eight films? Should they remake them? Would they have worked better as a television series? This final question appears to have become the one most discussed in recent years.