GQ’s HBO Harry Potter cast powerlist is frequently updated as casting rumors fly around at the pace and unpredictability of the Golden Sniche.
When you think about it, 13 years – yes, it’s almost 10.5 years since the Deathly Hallows Pt. II – It’s quite a long time to go without a reboot of a franchise that’s as huge as Harry Potter, especially in the IP era. Yes, certainly, the great beast movie scratched the itch for aspiring wizards in the world, and the legacy of Triple A video game Hogwarts provided a true Flue network for millions of Potterheads . But neither of them have magical floating candles on OG film, right?
Therefore, HBO will be introducing a television series adapted from the original book. It is epic in length and is expected to be released over a decade.
The film series has created stars of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, boosting the international profile of beloved British and Irish character actors. There is little doubt that HBO’s Harry Potter is the hottest casting target for British talent on this side of Game of Thrones. (HBO Head Casey Blois explained that Rowling is “very involved” in the development of the series, but noted that her presence is noting that no one signs up for each indie person. Masu.)
Nevertheless, everyone involved is taking on a formidable challenge. Can they respond to the portrayal of the beloved characters who gave their magic to the film? You should know about a year from now. The series is expected to start filming this year with its expected HBO Max debut in 2026. It was the case with the movie. The latest news from the HBO Harry Potter cast comes from a deadline where American actor John Lithgow describes himself as belonging to “final negotiations” to play Hogwarts principal Albus Dumbledore.
So casting is going well. But who should get a wand, a robe, a magic bike? In this exercise, choose the most eligible British actors to join HBO’s new Potterverse and consider GQ as a sorting hat.
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