Get ready for some magic! Warner Bros. Discovery has revealed a new TV series inspired by J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter books, coming in 2026. Fans have been waiting eagerly for this fresh dose of Hogwarts excitement in a different way.
Zaslav, during a recent earnings call, mentioned meeting with Casey Bloys and Channing Dungey in London. They had positive talks with J.K. Rowling and her team about reigniting the Harry Potter franchise, expressing mutual excitement.
Earlier, During the Max streaming event in April 2023, Warner Bros. Discovery announced a new TV series based on all seven Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling, marking a new era for fans.
New Update on Release Date
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has said that the much-awaited Harry Potter TV series, which has been in development for a while, is now aiming to premiere on Max in 2026.
What to look for in new Harry Potter series?
Casey Bloys, HBO & Max Content CEO, promised that the new Max Original series on Harry Potter would faithfully delve into each book.
Has the casting been finalized?
Although information about the cast is not yet available, it has been disclosed that the original actors from Harry Potter are unlikely to return to their roles.
Daniel Radcliffe, who played Harry Potter, said he supports starting over with new actors and different versions of the characters.
What is the duration of the Harry Potter TV series?
When the series was approved by WBD last year, their plan was to produce seasons based on each novel, with an anticipated completion time of ten years.
What storyline will the Harry Potter TV series follow?
Warner Bros. asked a mix of British and American creators, including Martha Hillier, Kathleen Jordan, Tom Moran, and Michael Lesslie, for ideas. They all have experience with streaming platforms, especially in sci-fi/fantasy. This information comes from the website.
Where can you watch the Harry Potter TV series?
The TV series will premiere on HBO’s streaming service, Max, and it began development in 2021 according to reports.