Diagon Alley at Universal Orlando Resort opens today, and admit it, you’re CRUSHED that you can’t be there! What if said you could be there? What would you need? An airline ticket, a rental car, hotel, and a Time-Turner. Well, you’re in luck because thanks to our friends at Stayful.com, you can enter to win three out of four of those items!
This is how the MuggleNet staff reacts when we get excited about Diagon Alley opening up (Hint: We’re just as nerdy as you are).
Emma Watson signed on to be a part of the film adaptation of “The Queen of the Tearling” over a year before the book was even released, and today fans in the US can finally see what attracted Emma to the role!
Emma Watson has committed to coproducing and starring in “The Queen of the Tearling” before the book was even published – here’s a look at how the young actress may adapt to her second big fantasy role.
In a new interview with HLN, Daniel Radcliffe discusses his third theater stint on Broadway and what he thinks about New York. Click here to watch the interview and find out more. –>
Earlier this year, Timothy Spall (Wormtail) was awarded Best Actor at the Cannes Festival for his lead role in the film “Mr. Turner”. Yet, as his wife, Shane Spall, recalls, they did not make immediate plans to arrive at Cannes because they did not want to tempt fate. The last time that Timothy had been nominated, and won, he had been diagnosed with leukemia and therefore unable to attend the ceremony. Shane tells this year’s story in a moving piece.
Quidditch fans should head over to the Harry Potter Wish List for your chance to win some great Quidditch-themed prizes!
“Harry Potter” producer David Heyman has signed on to produce the upcoming film adaptation of “Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth”.
Cotterstock Hall, also known as Eel House Manor in “The Woman in Black”, is now up for sale in Northhamptonshire!
Marcus Belby
Arthur Weasley
Composer (DH1, DH2)
1994
Ronald Weasley
1994
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