“Harry Potter” star Miriam Margolyes is worried about adult fans of the cherished franchise.
“They ought to be over that by now,” Margolyes stated in a current interview with New Zealand's 1News. “You understand, I suggest, it was 25 years earlier, and it's for kids.Ibelieve it's for kids.”
Margolyes played Professor Pomona Sprout, who taught herbology at Hogwarts and was head of the Hufflepuff House. She appeared in 2002's “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” and 2011's “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows– Part 2.”
“They get stuck in it,” Margolyes stated. “I do Cameos, and individuals state, ‘Oh, we're having a “Harry Potter”-themed wedding event,' and I believe, ‘Gosh, what's their opening night of enjoyable going to be?' I can't even think of it. No.”
She acknowledged that the dream movie series is “fantastic” and that she's “extremely grateful to it,” Margolyes restated that “it's over.”
Back in June of in 2015, Margolyes shared a comparable belief with Vogue UK, stating that the “Harry Potter” franchise “does not suggest as much to me as it does” to the fans.
“For me, ‘Harry Potter' wasn't essential,” she stated. “I was extremely pleased I got the part and I took pleasure in remaining in it and fulfilling all individuals, however it's not Charles Dickens.”
While Margolyes believes “Harry Potter” is over, Warner Bros. Discovery obviously believes otherwise, as the business is intending to launch a “Harry Potter” television series on Max in 2026. The series– which will include a brand new cast– is anticipated to cover 7 seasons, adjusting each book in J.K. Rowling's very popular book series.
“We invested some actual time with J.K. and her group,” Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav stated in February. “Both sides are simply enjoyed be reigniting this franchise. Our discussions were excellent, and we could not be more ecstatic about what's ahead. We can't wait to share a years of brand-new stories with fans all over the world on Max.”
