The adaptation of the Harry Potter novels into films is one that has been debated by fans the world over for a number of years. Should it have been just eight films? Should they remake them? Would they have worked better as a television series? This final question appears to have become the one most discussed in recent years.
Episode 26 of Alohomora! is now available for download! Listen in as hosts Noah, Kat, and Caleb are joined by friend and fellow Harry Potter podcaster – Micah Tannenbaum! On this episode we analyze chapters 13 & 14 of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Just a few days ago, MuggleNet staff members and Alohomora! hosts Kat Miller and Noah Fried joined up with another Harry Potter podcast, Hogwarts Radio, for their 128th episode, “Hyphen, Hyphen, Hyphen, Question Mark!” On this episode we break down the week’s hottest news stories which include: Emma Watson’s wax figure, the passing of Richard Griffiths, and Pottermore on Playstation.
Shooting wrapped at the end of March on CBS pilot Super Clyde, starring Rupert Grint in the titular role but not before a number of set photos made their way online. The images include a range of shots of Rupert filming as well as number of him relaxing on set, joking around and making the women next to him laugh rather hysterically.
In this week’s Caption Contest image, George interrupts a romantic moment between Harry and Ginny. Read all of the winning captions for this week’s contest now!
To celebrate their one year anniversary, every week between now and April 18, the hosts of Alohomora! are going to share one of their favorite moments with you. You might be surprised as to which moments some of them pick…or not surprised at all. Be sure to read each of their posts carefully though, as they will provide hints and clues to a very exciting announcement that the podcast is making on its actual anniversary, April 18.
David Cross, a real estate agent, has estimated that if Hogwarts were real, its worth would be approximately $204,102,000. He came up with his calculations based largely on tips from Harry Potter fans.
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by Keith Hawk · Published April 5, 2013 · Last modified January 19, 2017
David Holmes was Dan Radcliffe’s stuntman for several of the Harry Potter films until he suffered a tremendous injury during filming of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in January of 2009. His injuries included severe spinal damage after he fell from an aerial sequence involving controlled explosions. David is now the ambassador for the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) in Stanmore and has joined supporters for its bid on redevelopment.
Miriam Margolyes, who plays Professor Sprout in the Harry Potter films, was recently honored by her old high school, Oxford High, which invited her to be the guest of honor at the launch of some new campus buildings and named a studio space after her.
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