I hope this is a success so we can potentially get World of Wizardry series. Maybe one about an Auror detective, or explore other schools of magic like Uagadou, Mahoutokoro and Illvermorny
Malfoy calling Hermione a filthy mudblood is going to hit harder now
:oh unless he a yardman with lock who self hating noughts n crosses type beat
Conspiracy theory/hot take: They didn't have the balls to make James black and remedy the Snape issue. Because a half-black Harry is just a bit too much for them.
One thing I've noticed is, they do all this, but at the end of the day they're still afraid to lose the white male audience. Black guy plays the antagonist? Fine. Black love interest/female friend? That's cool, we can count on black women to support. But a black guy as the main dude? Scares the s*** out of them. Because they don't know who it's for.
They made Annabeth black in the Percy Jackson show, but they would NEVER make Percy black. Same with Harry. Same with most race swaps. They have lines they're afraid to cross.
they p**** wish they made him asian tbh twitter wouldve crashed racists having heart attacks
Radcliffe got better but Emma got worse
saw her in litttle women her american accent ade me sidck glad she not acting so much recently she lterally taking roles from better actressses
richard griffiths best performance in any of the movies btw argue with yourselves
LEGEND
i get it but if i’m given the chance to earn Harry Potter money for 10+ years i’m taking the bag and running
https://twitter.com/intothecrevasse/status/1928140132013478165asking 11 year olds this question
Yep.
On point, damn
Emma Watson the blu print
Yep.
Adult life finna be cooked for ol girl
But she got something
Conspiracy theory/hot take: They didn't have the balls to make James black and remedy the Snape issue. Because a half-black Harry is just a bit too much for them.
One thing I've noticed is, they do all this, but at the end of the day they're still afraid to lose the white male audience. Black guy plays the antagonist? Fine. Black love interest/female friend? That's cool, we can count on black women to support. But a black guy as the main dude? Scares the s*** out of them. Because they don't know who it's for.
They made Annabeth black in the Percy Jackson show, but they would NEVER make Percy black. Same with Harry. Same with most race swaps. They have lines they're afraid to cross.
But then they're also afraid to just have all white casts... They're walking a thin rope trying to please everybody. I prefer they just keep the characters as intended by the author. As a black man, I personally don't care for the race swapping, I prefer new original black characters. example: Instead of making Peter Parker black, introduce Miles Morales
I don’t care about the castings. They’re obviously going to be inferior to Dan, Emma, and Rupert. This whole thing is just so laughable. This is one of the few franchises that should wait 30-50 years before attempting a reboot.
Only reason this should be done is if they're making it super super book accurate which clearly doesn't seem to be the case so it will endlessly be compared to the movies and likely be inferior
I rewatched the first film and enjoyed it.
I wonder how much Harry's Quidditch career will play a part of this first season. I don't like how Harry is just very quickly really good at playing quidditch. feel like he should struggle way more
But then they're also afraid to just have all white casts... They're walking a thin rope trying to please everybody. I prefer they just keep the characters as intended by the author. As a black man, I personally don't care for the race swapping, I prefer new original black characters. example: Instead of making Peter Parker black, introduce Miles Morales
or they cud jus give the Black characters that already exist in this universe actual speaking lines and impact on the story
Semi related
https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1930612745243652418What about the rest
What about the rest
lol no it's just him, he's doing it for like 5 months
The show has been running on Broadway and The West End for a few years now