It was announced this week that Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley) will be joining the cast of a film called “Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?” The film is being made in Dorset, UK, and Bonnie joined the cast for the last week of filming.
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It’s not long until the new “Paddington” film, produced by “Harry Potter” producer David Heyman, is released. In the lead-up to the release, the stars of the film gathered to watch some of the preview footage from the film.
The MerMuggles have stuffed this week’s episode of “AudioFictions” full with three new stories! Hear what happened in the other compartments aboard the Hogwarts Express when the dementors showed up as the MerMuggles fuel your positive Patronus thoughts with brand new tales in Episode 193, “Dementor, Dementor!”
In an exclusive interview with MuggleNet, Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley) discusses her new project, “The Highway Is for Gamblers.”
Julie Walters (Mrs. Weasley) spent a day last week mentoring school girls alongside a team of other inspiring British women, including Olympians Victoria Pendleton and Christine Ohuruogu, Rachel Johnson, and Mary Portas.
Rupert Grint’s (Ron Weasley) first Broadway run in “It’s Only a Play” officially opened to the public this week. After the show, Rupert reflected on the first performance in a new interview with the “London Evening Standard”.
As Christmas comes to Hogwarts, Harry suffers some major disappointments. He also learns some interesting information that is sure to have consequences later.
Check out Fan of the Week Sydney, a 19-year-old Slytherin from Washington. Read on to find out her thoughts on being a part of the “Harry Potter” fandom and more!
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