Alohomora! global movie screening & live call-in show – with special guest Warwick Davis!

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Eighteen episodes and thirty-five chapters later, Alohomora! is preparing to host its second LIVE movie viewing and call-in show! This time, we’re finishing up Harry’s second year at Hogwarts as we wrap up Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets! We loved having so many of you on board when we wrapped up Philosopher’s Stone, and this show will prove to be bigger and better than the last!

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For days now you’ve been reading the clues on Twitter & Facebook, and we are happy to finally announce that none other than fan favorite Warwick Davis (Professor Flitwick & Griphook) will be joining Alohomora! for their global movie screening happening tomorrow!

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Join us on USTREAM tomorrow, Friday, December 28th for this exciting event! We’ll begin the movie screening party at 10:30 AM Eastern Time, in which you will be able to chat with not only the podcast hosts & fans from all around the world (all while watching the movie at the exact same time), but with Warwick himself! He will be answering your questions directly, so be sure to come up with a good one! Would he eat Desk!Pig, perhaps? Immediately following the movie, Alohomora! will be hosting a live podcast! During this time together, we’ll be chatting about the movie, analyzing the movie adaptation from the book, closing up some discussion points on Harry’s second year at school, and of course, taking your calls! You can give us a ring at 206-GO-ALBUS (206-462-5287) or on Skype to AlohomoraMN.

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PLEASE NOTE: You will need your own copy of the Chamber of Secrets movie in order to join us for the global movie screening.

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In the meantime, be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook, or catch up with the latest episodes of Alohomora! by subscribing to us on iTunes (for free) right here!

Kat Miller

I am a 40-something Ravenclaw/Slytherin from Massachusetts. I've been lucky in life and can attribute a lot of that to Harry Potter. Without it, I wouldn't have at least 80% of the things I do today, including my career & closest friends. I truly despise Sirius Black.