Seven Book Characters We Want to See in the TV Show
The new “Harry Potter” TV show is the chance to include book characters that didn’t make it into the films. Take a look at the seven we want to see.
The new “Harry Potter” TV show is the chance to include book characters that didn’t make it into the films. Take a look at the seven we want to see.
– In Chapter 21 of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry, Ron, and Hermione enter the kitchens and manage to witness Hogwarts house-elves in a way most students never do. – Today’s...
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