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Though his Potter experience ultimately takes up less than 5 percent of the show’s narrative (though it included a fabulous anecdote about how he came up with the voice of Dobby) Jim’s retelling of the rest of his own life story is no less magical. He talks at length about his career as a singer/songwriter, for instance. Did you know Jim Dale had a brief stint as a British-teen singing-sensation?
Have you been studying the “Harry Potter” series for years and want to find out just how much you know? Do you think you are the most knowledgable “Potter” fan in the world? The time to prove yourself is coming soon!
It’s all good fun until you’re told you’ve got to take a rowboat to get to class.
The “Harry Potter” fandom is huge; even the people we admire are obsessed with this series. Here’s a list of some famous people who love The Boy Who Lived as much as we do.
Two “Potter” bromances have made a new top 10 list of the greatest bromances in literature! Find out which one claimed the top spot right here!
Geraldine Somerville, who portrayed Lily Potter in the “Potter” series, has said in a new interview that she is “thrilled” at the success of Dan Radcliffe. Find out which of her treasures reminds her of her on-screen son right here.
Sharpen your quills and get out a fresh roll of parchment – it’s time for another “Quibbler” contest! Click through to find out more about this month’s topic and how you can have your writing featured on MuggleNet.
This week’s fan of the week is Khairunnisa, a 25-year-old Ravenclaw from Malaysia.
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