JKR should never let go of the “Harry Potter” series, and neither should we. We just need to be allowed to imagine things on our own. Sometimes, less information is more.
The magic brought to us by Pottermore is changing its focus. Are you ready for these changes?
Looking back on MuggleNet’s Book 7 predictions from ten years ago, what did we get right? What did we get wrong? Where did we come very close to having it all put together?
David Thewlis (Remus Lupin) will next be seen on our screen in BBC’s new feature length adaptation of the classic J.B. Priestly play “An Inspector Calls”. In the drama, Thewlis will take on the role of Inspector Goole, a mysterious character whose investigation into the death of a young girl tears apart the peaceful world of the Birling family.
In July, we learned that one of Daniel Radcliffe’s upcoming film projects is “Imperium”, a drama in which he’s set to portray an undercover FBI agent looking to weed out white supremacists. While we’re excited to hear about any new film Dan’s a part of, this particular movie might have an added bonus for some fans – the chance to be an extra in it!
Who would have stepped in to defeat the Dark Lord had Harry died in the Forbidden Forest?
Dear Ron, How do you develop courage for yourself? I am sick and tired of being scared of everything and I’m ready to get out of my comfort zone. Where do I start? I admire your courage and how you went into that forest full of spiders even though you hate them! Lost Courage
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour – The Making of Harry Potter always puts on a good special feature for special occasions – such as the recent Sweets and Treats feature and the film screenings. This Halloween is no exception – the Studio Tour is promising a spooky Dark Arts special.
The next stop for Harry Potter: The Exhibition has been announced! Find out more about it here!
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