Emma Thompson has joined the cast of Disney’s live-action version of “Beauty and the Beast”. The actress will reunite with her former “Potter” co-star Emma Watson for the project. Find out whom she will be playing here.
Our newest Fan of the Week is Gabriela, a Hufflepuff from the Czech Republic! Click her profile to read her endearing story about how she came to love the “Harry Potter” series.
This week, Michael Harle from “Alohomora!” gives us his take on why “Order of the Phoenix” is the “least” best.
A second clip for Rupert Grint’s “Moonwalkers” was released yesterday, depicting Grint plotting to disguise Robert Sheehan’s character as Stanley Kubrick as part of their con to fake the 1969 Moon landing.
MuggleNet’s global book club, “Alohomora!”, continues its reread of the “Harry Potter” series. Go, Go, Morfin Gaunt! Join hosts Kat, Alison, and Eric, along with special guest Yulie, for their discussion of the tramp and his daughter in Chapter 10 of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”, “The House of Gaunt.”
Weasley twins actors James and Oliver Phelps are extremely well known for their charitable work and as sports fans, have taken part in various matches of different kinds to raise money for worthy causes. According to the “Redditch Standard”, the Phelps twins have now signed up for another charity team.
Ah, Percy Weasley. Prefect. Head Boy. The middle Weasley brother. Perhaps the least favorite Weasley? But he came right in the end and has a place in everyone’s hearts, so really, that’s all that matters. And everyone loves Percy, really. Am I right?
With the premiere of Rupert Grint’s “Moonwalkers” happening later today at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas, we now have the first clip from the comedy.
Emma Watson has made a cameo appearance in a sketch of “The Vicar of Dibley” for Comic Relief. The actress starred alongside fellow “Potter” alumna Dawn French in the sketch. Find out more here.
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