“Howzit?”, Hand Doubles, and Hand Molds: Daniel Radcliffe Talks “Escape from Pretoria”
“Escape from Pretoria” drops on Amazon Prime today. Here’s what Daniel Radcliffe said about the movie and the strange props you may find in his attic.
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Program for QuidCon 2021 Released
The first virtual Muggle quidditch convention will be fun but also address serious issues such as transphobia, sexism, diversity, and equity.
Daniel Radcliffe and Elijah Wood Give Joint Interview on “Harry Potter” and “The Lord of the Rings”
Here’s what we learned from “Empire” magazine’s special anniversary issue that’s brought together the lead stars of the two iconic fantasy franchises.
Through the Eyes of a Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes Employee: Letter 2 – Sprouting Feathers
With a week under her belt, Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes employee Verily has already experienced an outburst of feathers and many sleepless nights.
Melbourne Cast and Crew of “Cursed Child” Ready for Reopening
Ahead of the reopening of “Cursed Child” Melbourne, Wizarding World Digital reported on the cast and crew’s experience back in rehearsals.
UPDATED: Rare Signed “Harry Potter” First Editions and “The Field” Movie Poster Are Up for Auction
Signed first-edition “Harry Potter” books and a vintage poster of “The Field,” starring Richard Harris and John Hurt, go under the hammer.
Two Brothers Re-Create Scene from “Harry Potter” for World Book Day Competition
Two brothers in the UK are in the top ten for Bargain Max’s World Book Day competition for their submission of a scene from “Sorcerer’s Stone.”
Katherine Waterston Talks About Her Character in “The World to Come” and Why She Doesn’t Have Twitter
Katherine Waterston talks how she prepared for her role, why films like “The World to Come” are important, and why she still doesn’t have Twitter.
Gary Oldman on “Mank”: “One of the Best Scripts I Had Read in a Long Time”
“He squandered what was obviously a great, great talent,” says Gary Oldman of Mankiewicz. Read on for what the lead actor has to say about “Mank.”
