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Harry Potter TV Series For HBO Max Moves Ahead, JK Rowling Reportedly On Board
It’s still very early days and there is no confirmation that a show will ever be made, but Deadline reports that a Harry Potter TV series for HBO Max is moving forward with a major development. The site reported that author JK Rowling–who controls the creative decisions of the series–is nearing a deal to produce the show. The show could span seven seasons, each focusing on one of the books.
“Once she comes on board, the project, which is in nascent stages, is expected to look for a writer. As first reported by Bloomberg, the general idea is for each season of the potential TV series is to focus on one book in the Harry Potter book series, which consists of seven novels,” Deadline said.
There has been talk of a new Harry Potter TV series for some time, but this newest development seems to suggest it could actually happen. Nothing is confirmed, though. There is no word on casting, plot, or a release date for the rumored series, and WB has yet to confirm any official details.
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JK Rowling blasts Labour spin doctor after he slammed her MP pal
JK ROWLING has let rip at a Labour spin doctor accused of trashing one of the party’s own MPs.
The Harry Potter author was upset by a recording in which the aide to Sir Keir Starmer seems to berate Canterbury MP Rosie Duffield.
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Rowling was upset by a recording in which the aide to Sir Keir Starmer seems to berate Canterbury MP Rosie Duffield[/caption]
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In the clip, the aide says: “There are people in Canterbury who say, you know, it would be nice if it’s possible to spend more time actually in Canterbury rather than hanging out with JK Rowling.”
But Rowling stuck up for her fellow gender laws critic, saying: “Rosie Duffield, an ex- assistant teacher, single mother and survivor of domestic abuse, won Labour a seat they thought was unwinnable.
“Then she was returned to parliament with an increased majority.
“This is how Labour repays her.”