“Horns”, starring Daniel Radcliffe, gets UK release date
Some good news for UK fans of Daniel Radcliffe! His new film “Horns”, directed by Alexandre Aja, is set to be released in the UK.
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Role Call: Wormtail is a Sucker
In this edition of Casting News, Dobby takes a job with the Stoke City Football Club, Wormtail becomes a sucker, Dolores Umbridge takes center stage in two theater productions, and Gary Oldman talks our ears off without saying anything.
Jim Dale one-man show makes stops in Delaware, New York City
Jim Dale, the narrator for the American versions of the “Harry Potter” audiobooks, has created a one-man show, entitled “Just Jim Dale”, that he will perform in limited engagements in Delaware and New York.
Rupert Grint named Starlight Ambassador
Rupert Grint has been named an ambassador for the Starlight Children’s Foundation, an organization similar to Make-A-Wish that grants wishes to seriously and terminally ill children.
Wizarding World of Harry Potter Hollywood Anticipated Opening Date Announced!
The anticipated opening day for the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood has been announced!
Live Music Review: Molotov Jukebox Tour
First formed during an impromptu busking session at The Secret Garden Party and led by Potter actor Natalia Tena, Molotov Jukebox are currently touring their unique ‘gypstep’ sound around the UK. Last week, MuggleNet sent someone down to review their London gig.
Bonnie Wright speaks about “Fantastic Beasts”, Ginny/Harry relationship
In a recent interview, Bonnie Wright – who portrayed Ginny Weasley in the “Potter” films – was questioned about the upcoming “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” movie based on the book by Newt Scamander. She also spoke about the out-of-context comments from Rowling regarding her thoughts on which character Hermione should have ended up with.
International trailer released for “The Love Punch”, starring “Potter” alumni
The international trailer for “The Love Punch” has been released! The Joel Hopkins-directed comedy film stars two “Potter” alumni in the form of Emma Thompson and Timothy Spall.
