Castium Revelio: Branagh Goes Boris
We have a first-look image for you of Sir Kenneth Branagh as Boris Johnson, plus new projects on the horizon for Zoë Kravitz and Callum Turner!
Tagged: Robbie Coltrane
Robbie Coltrane Supports New Filmhouse Vision Despite Concerns from World Heritage Trust
Robbie Coltrane (Rubeus Hagrid) has expressed his support for a new vision of the Filmhouse movie theater in Edinburgh, Scotland, that will create an inspirational home for film culture. However, the plans have been criticized and are currently under review.
Castium Revelio: We Recognize Harry Melling
Newsflash: Harry Melling looks different now that he’s 31! We have more on that plus trailers, release dates, and new projects galore in this week’s edition of MuggleNet’s Casting News.
Castium Revelio: Delayed Dates and “Desert Island Discs”
You’ll be (not at all) shocked to learn that more movie dates have been pushed back this week. But we also have an inspiring “Desert Island Discs” interview with Samantha Morton in MuggleNet’s Casting News, plus much more.
Castium Revelio: Messages from the Future
The future is on all of our minds right now, and some of our Wizarding World alumni are actively working to make it a better place. Read more about that plus plenty of other new projects in the works in MuggleNet’s Casting News!
Castium Revelio: Weasley Pranks, First Look at “Mank”
We’ve got James and Oliver Phelps talking on-set pranks and a first look at Gary Oldman in “Mank” in this week’s Casting News! Plus, Shirley Henderson is adding yet another magnificent character name to her growing list.
Geminio: Greg Draven on Being Hagrid’s Body Double
In an episode of the podcast “In Bed with a Druid”, Greg Draven revealed exactly how he came to be a body double for Hagrid in the preshow film for Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure.
Castium Revelio: All Together Now
We’ve got the deets on three major projects featuring ensembles of wizarding world alumni for you this week, along with a new release date for “Playmobil: The Movie”, Jude Law suffering for his art, and Ralph Fiennes making a bid for the next major action star.
Ultimate Year in Review: 2002–2004
This week, the Time-Turner takes us all the way back to the years 2002–2004. Read all about the development of the third “Harry Potter” film, the release of J.K. Rowling’s first website, and more.
