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Sonia Friedman, the producer of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”, has opened up in a new lengthy interview about the play’s impact on her career and why meeting J.K. Rowling made her cry.
Guess what, everyone. Theatrical accents don’t matter!
Ever since the London run of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” was announced, fans have been clamoring to know when the play would open on Broadway. Finally, we may have an answer!
Bill Nighy is to appear on Broadway from March 13, alongside Carey Mulligan in “Skylight”.
In this week’s role call, we get an all new look at “Effie Gray”, see a beloved Hogwarts portrait-dweller return to her religious roots, and learn the next project that He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named will take on! Dive on in for MuggleNet’s weekly Casting News!
“It’s Only a Play”, featuring our very own Rupert Grint, officially opened on Broadway on October 9. Now, it has been revealed that the play has already broken box office records.
Daniel Radcliffe is in the UK this week promoting his upcoming film “Horns”. “Horns” is due to be released next week (October 29 in the UK and October 31 in the US), so Daniel is busy talking to the media about the film.
Rupert Grint’s (Ron Weasley) first Broadway run in “It’s Only a Play” officially opened to the public this week. After the show, Rupert reflected on the first performance in a new interview with the “London Evening Standard”.
Rupert Grint has been very busy as of late, what with his debut on Broadway and all, and recently, “Access Hollywood” caught up with him for a quick chat to discuss what it’s been like working on “It’s Only a Play”.
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