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Harry Potter Show Faces Bullying Claims
9 Mar
Summary
- Bullying accusations have surfaced on the set of the upcoming Harry Potter series.
- Warner Bros. issued warnings to adults and children regarding on-set behavior.
- The series is slated for a 2027 release with seven seasons planned.
The upcoming Harry Potter television series is reportedly experiencing 'alarming' accusations of on-set bullying. Reports indicate that two 12-year-old extras were observed fighting, prompting Warner Brothers to intervene. The studio has issued warnings to both adult and child participants, emphasizing that any individual reported for bullying will be immediately dismissed from the production.
Filming is expected to continue for an extended period of eight years. Production bosses are determined to address any inappropriate behavior swiftly. The controversy arises amid continued discussion surrounding creator JK Rowling's past comments on transgender issues.
Warner Bros. anticipates the series will be a major streaming event, with the CEO of HBO highlighting its significance. The adaptation will consist of seven seasons, aiming to faithfully recreate each of the seven books in the Harry Potter series. John Lithgow is set to portray Professor Albus Dumbledore and Nick Frost will play Rubeus Hagrid, with 11-year-old Dominic McLaughlin cast as Harry Potter.
