“Bluestone 42” with Matt Lewis returns!
It’s finally time – “Bluestone 42”, the hit BBC Three comedy starring Matt Lewis (Neville Longbottom), returns to our screens this coming Monday, March 9.
Byline: Sophie Reid
Five Things You Should Know About Dudley Dursley
In this next installment of character fact posts, we’re taking a brief trip out of the wizarding world to visit the Muggle world. It’s time to return to Privet Drive and consider Dudley Dursley.
“The Casual Vacancy” DVD available to pre-order
The BBC and HBO adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s 2012 novel, “The Casual Vacancy”, finished airing this week in the UK. The three-part miniseries was brought to a close on Sunday night and was followed by a tweet of approval from J.K. Rowling.
MuggleNet Review: Warner Bros. Studio Tour London Hogwarts Express
MuggleNet was invited along to a preview of the new Platform 9 3/4 expansion, with a very special guest in attendance – Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley)
Sir Kenneth Branagh discusses casting “Cinderella” and the challenges he faced
Sir Kenneth Branagh (Professor Lockhart) recently spoke at the Loyola Marymount University School of Film & Television, as part of the Hollywood Masters sessions. Branagh was in discussion with Stephen Galloway, a reporter for the “Hollywood Reporter”, and also answered questions from the audience.
Social Roundup: Oscars, Brits, and Leonard Nimoy
This week’s social roundup sees many highs and lows happening across the entertainment world.
Alfie Enoch’s “How to Get Away with Murder” co-stars reveal “Potter” pranks
Poor Alfie Enoch (Dean Thomas). It seems that Alfie cannot get away from his “Harry Potter” past and keeps running into “Potter” references in his current job. A new interview with the cast of hit US show “How to Get Away with Murder” has revealed that Alfie’s co-stars keep playing “Potter”-related tricks on him.
Five Things You Should Know About Katie Bell
In the next of our series of character facts, we’re turning our attention to another Gryffindor, Katie Bell.
Philip Errington on the “Potter” publishing history and new book “J.K. Rowling: A Bibliography”
Last year we announced that Bloomsbury UK would be publishing an academic bibliography of J.K. Rowling called “J.K. Rowling: A Bibliography 1997 -2003”. The book, by Philip Errington, was released yesterday, February 26, and our friends over at Always J.K. Rowling have an exclusive interview with the author.
