Young actors opened for Harry Potter series

HBO has announced the young actors who play the leading trio in the “JK Rowling Book Series” series Harry Potter.

Dominic McLaflin, Arabela Stenton and Alastra Stowt were given to Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley.

Last year, an open call for roles was announced, and more than 30,000 children were listening.

Showrunner Franceca Gardiner, Executive Producer and Director Mark Milod said in a statement that “the talent of these three unique actors is great and we cannot expect the world to witness their magic together on the screen.”

Young people join John Litgow as the director of Hogwarts Albus Dumbledore, the key professors of the school Janet McTeber in the role of Minerva McGonagall and PAJA Esid as Netrous Snape.

Other confirmed actors in the series include Nico Frost as a friendly Rubeus Hagrid trader, Luke Tallon as Professor Quirinus Querrell and Paul Whitehus as Argus Filch.

Casting reports are expected soon.

Three young actors playing roles played by Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, who have made in extremely successful films, are relative aliens.

Scottish actor McLaflin acted in the upcoming comedy Sky Comedy, as well as Nick Frost and Golda Rochewell, and will appear in the upcoming Action Adventure BBC Adventure. Staton played Matilda in Matilda: a musical in Vest -Ennda.

The author of the books’ books, JK Rowling, will be the executive producer at the exhibition, which, according to HBO, will become the “faithful adaptation” of her books.

The television series, which will cover at least ten years, will have a more respiratory place to study storylines from books without temporary film restrictions.

The pictures are expected to start in the summer in Warner Bros. Studios leavesden in the UK, and the first series can take place in 2026 on HBO MAX.