Domhnall Gleeson opens up about his upcoming role in “Star Wars: Episode VII” and the possibility of returning for the anticipated film series based on “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”. Find out what he had to say!
After the longest three-year wait of our lives, “Order of the Phoenix” had finally been released! Read, remember, and share all about it in this week’s MuggleNet Throwback!
As I’m sure you’ll be aware, over the last few days some MuggleNet staff members were lucky enough to be at the preview event for Diagon Alley! Last night saw the preview of Diagon Alley itself take place, and we were able to get lots of pictures and videos as the event happened. If you missed out on seeing the pictures as they were posted, check them all out below in our handy roundup, and look out for a full report coming soon!
“Attractions Magazine” has posted some exciting new photos of the Diagon Alley/London expansion of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter!
Last year saw Rupert Grint’s West End debut when he starred in Jez Butterworth’s “Mojo”. This year marks another debut for the Ron Weasley actor – this time, it’ll be on Broadway!
The ancient yew tree that was featured in “Harry Potter” as the meeting place of the Weasley and Diggory families before they take their Portkey to the Quidditch World Cup has collapsed. Find out what the Ashridge Estate will do with the tree now that it has fallen.
In this week’s edition of Role Call, one member of the Weasley family helps Michael Caine on a bus ride, Scrimgeour reads some poetry, and Professor Sprout gives up her Hogwarts job for a supermarket gig! All that and more in Casting News!
It was only a couple of months ago that the trailer for David Heyman’s new film “Paddington”, based on the famous bear from children’s literature, hit our computer screens. Now, a couple of new pictures promoting the live action film are available to view, along with new posters and a full-length trailer.
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