Welcome back to another magic-packed edition of Role Call, MuggleNet’s weekly casting column! This week, a few major casting reveals have us all in a frenzy, popular television shows are renewed, and we continue to raise our wands to Sir John Hurt.
While many of us can hardly wait until “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” makes its Broadway debut in spring 2018, the actors and actresses among us may want to take a more active role – casting will soon be underway for the show’s US run!
#FollowTheSpiders, and you might learn some stuff… about a new Warner Bros. Studio Tour London expansion!
Weasley may have been our king, but he certainly doesn’t get much love in “The Cursed Child.” It’s time that adult Ron got a little more appreciation!
This week, we take a look at what’s coming for a number of “Potter” cast members and producers; plus, we address that pesky “Cursed Child” rumor!
The book series “A Series of Unfortunate Events” has been adapted to a Netflix series, and with a closer look, similarities to “Harry Potter” are clear: The main characters are a trio with abilities to fit every occasion, they both envelop darker themes, and the protagonists are orphans.
Lets put aside all the arguments about canon and our excitement for Scorpius to appreciate the importance of our new Harry in “Cursed Child.”
This annual three-day celebration was the Harry Potter fandom’s official event at Universal Orlando Resort from 2014 to 2018. Fans were given an opportunity to honor their love for all things wizarding world related....
J.K. Rowling’s characters are complex, interesting, and unique. On Peculiar People Day, let’s celebrate some of our favorite weirdos.
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