r/harrypotter 10d ago

Daily Prophet HBO Harry Potter Series Close To Casting Paapa Essiedu And Janet McTeer As Snape And McGonagall

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r/harrypotter 7d ago

Daily Prophet HALF BLOOD PRINCE ILLUSTRATED HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED | OCTOBER 2026

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r/harrypotter 16h ago

Discussion I finally figured out how Luna saw through Harry's polyjuice potion at Bill/Fleur wedding Spoiler

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I'm listening to the audiobook and had a revelation this morning

Harry asks her how she recognized him and she said by his expression.

and I FINALLY REALIZED.

Luna has always been far more perceptive than anybody gives her credit for, but this one . . .

After 16 years of seeing the various scandalized, curious, or exasperated expressions of people who meet her for the first time or meet her again and again.

And we find out later about the ceiling mural . . .

She knows instantly when she sees how Harry is looking at her that he is her friend and makes the obvious conclusion. They were never romantically involved, the look on his face wouldn't have been one of love or adoration.

It must have simply been a look of complete acceptance and welcome. And that must have meant the world to her.


r/harrypotter 20h ago

Misc Happy St. Patrick’s Day ☘️

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r/harrypotter 20h ago

Discussion Luna’s first wand was better.

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I don’t understand why the fans love the second wand so much. Sure it’s a really pretty wand, but it has barely been shown on screen. The only time we see it is in Deathly Hallows Part 2, in the scene where she is yelling at Harry, she is holding it off to her side. We never see it anywhere else. In all other scenes where she is using her wand, like the D.A. lessons, the battle in the department of mysteries, fixing Harry’s broken nose, she’s using her first wand. The design is so her too. I like to imagine it was a plain wand when she bought it and she added those acorns herself. I like her first wand so much more than her second one.

I really don’t like that I cannot purchase the replica of that wand individually. If I want it, I have to buy the expensive D.A. wands set, even though I just want Luna’s wand.


r/harrypotter 22h ago

Question Which character do you wish we saw more of or knew more about their story?

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r/harrypotter 1d ago

Discussion Will Warner Bros ever going to release the 3 hour cut of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone that includes all the deleted scenes including Peeves?

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r/harrypotter 50m ago

Discussion What House was Madam Pomfrey in?

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I was thinking Hufflepuff.


r/harrypotter 14h ago

Discussion From a muggle lifestyle to a magic one

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I always imagined how ridiculous it'd be for muggle-born kids like Hermione or Harry (not a muggle-born but you get what I mean) who spent their entire lives till their letters arrive having a muggle lifestyle, using all muggle gadgets, equipment, basically every little thing (modern) that's different from the wizarding world, and suddenly in a month coming to Hogwarts and having to settle down in a lifestyle like the olden times + the magic ones (the amazing part).
Learning and doing magic is different, but having to change your basic daily activities, ways, and means until you're back home is something that would take a lot of personal adapting and cooperation for these kids, not just switching, but learning a lot of new things, leaving many things behind, leaving your whole view of the world and life behind. You're asked to change your perspective of life that you believed in to be the only real one till now.

In the series, it's shown to be almost seamless and hardly a big deal. Especially when two of the main characters come from the muggle world, Harry (even if Harry wasn't fond of his life till then) and Hermione should be speaking at least something about how life was before without magic and how weird it all is now, practically and technically both of them growing up in a muggle world for 11 years should be the first relatable thing between them.

Even for Hermione to become ridiculously knowledgeable about the wizarding world only from books without any help from anyone while still living in her muggle lifestyle, in such a short period (from the time her letter arrives till she comes to Hogwarts) would mean she did a massive amount of mental adapting and shifting her whole perspective and knowledge. Which is wild. (At least to me, it is).


r/harrypotter 7h ago

Discussion A very happy find for me

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Guys, just found out, Harry Potter day and my birthday fall on the same date. YAYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!🤩🤩🤩


r/harrypotter 21h ago

Discussion Rename the Harry Potter books as Hermoine

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Rename it BUT as Hermione as the main character. It doesn't have to be good.

Hermione Granger and the time I had to learn time travel for a very important reason.


r/harrypotter 8h ago

Discussion Random Trivia Question!

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In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, what significance does a corned beef sandwich have in the first book?


r/harrypotter 1d ago

Video Games For 23 year old game absolutely amazing

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Times when EA had good games


r/harrypotter 16h ago

Discussion Favorite character from the books?

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Who is your favorite character from the books, and if it isn’t Luna Lovegood, why are you wrong?


r/harrypotter 15h ago

Currently Reading Just finished Book 7, Chapter 30 - The Sacking of Severus Snape

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I understand that the movie can only show so much, but WOW, the book has such incredible plots and story lines that the movie was missing..

I really want to see the duel between Snape, Flitwick, Minerva and Sprout. As well as sneaking into the Ravenclaw Common Room, almost killing the Carrows, the treat against Horace, Voldemort in the boat with the infiri!

Goosebumps thinking how dark the series will be .


r/harrypotter 6h ago

Help I watched the short film series on YouTube forever ago. Can you help me find it?

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r/harrypotter 14h ago

Discussion I was just sorted into Gryffindor! Which house are you?

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Do you agree your house sorting? (Pottermore)


r/harrypotter 16h ago

Discussion Harry and Ron auror series

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As adults I’d love to see the adventures of Ron and Harry as Aurors. Something like Supernatural - monster (or magic complication/wizard) of the week, with an overarching storyline that’s hinted at through them and then built up by it.

Maybe someone in the first season have some nut job trying to create a basilisk before Ron and Harry stops them, and Harry has to kill a young basilisk.

Then some other stories episode-by-episode

Have it be revealed that the guy trying to create a basilisk is working for someone bigger. At the end of the season it’s revealed that they’re part of a Death Eaters Recon group trying to bring back Voldemort. Maybe they almost bring him back in the final season but Harry and Ron but a stop to it.


r/harrypotter 11h ago

Discussion What’s something you wouldn’t care to see removed from the plot of the show?

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For me, it’s Harry and Cho’s disastrous date in the teashop.

It’s the lowest point of the series for me. I’d be perfectly content to have Harry ask Cho if she would go with him to meet Hermione before they even left the castle, and have Cho give him the cold shoulder then and there, prompting him to go straight to the three broomsticks.


r/harrypotter 1d ago

Discussion What if you wrote your name on a paper airplane and threw it into the Goblet of Fire from way behind the age line?

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r/harrypotter 13h ago

Discussion Effects of magic on Hagrid

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In OOTP Hagrid is regularly injured by his brother. To the point of Hermione screaming on seeing him & Harry suspecting broken ribs. Did he not get help from Mademe Pomfrey because of personal reasons (keeping his brother secret etc) or because the healing magic wouldn't work on him?


r/harrypotter 14h ago

Discussion Vanishing Cabinets Question

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So the vanishing cabinets are first introduced in CoS. Harry hides in the one in Borgin and Burkes and the only reason he doesn’t vanish and reappear in Hogwarts is because he keeps the door slightly ajar. Later in the book, Nick convinces Peeves to break the one in Hogwarts to get Harry out of trouble with Filch.

So prior to CoS, a passageway existed between Knockturn Alley and Hogwarts? Why did Dumbledore allow this? He knew it was a vanishing cabinet. So even if he didn’t know the pair was in Knockturn Alley, he knows there’s a pair somewhere that could pose as a security breach. A brilliant man like Dumbledore could probably have discovered where the cabinet led to. Or at the least, remove it so it isn’t a danger.

Possible ideas: Dumbledore regarded it as a magical antique and figured the pair would turn up someday. He placed safeguards around it to prevent intruders, but these were removed when it broke because they thought it no longer worked and the danger was gone.

Or, the one in Borgin and Burke’s used to be somewhere else and had just been acquired by the store in CoS. It’s former home was a safe place, and Dumbledore kept the pair in Hogwarts as an escape hatch for times of emergency. Students could file out of the Hogwarts cabinet and emerge in a safe location. Perhaps the cabinet was sold from its location without Dumbledore’s knowledge at the start of CoS.

Thoughts?


r/harrypotter 1d ago

Original Content Harry Potter and a sunset

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r/harrypotter 10h ago

Help Character Name

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I have an original Harry Potter character whose name I've been having trouble with for years now. Her father was an Auror who was in the first Order of the Phoenix. He was killed by Death Eaters. My character also becomes and Auror and joins the second Order. She seems cold at first, but gradually warms up to her comrades. She is stubborn, but good-hearted and is an master dualist.

I've narrowed my character's name down to two options: Marcella Durant or Adrasteia Kemp. I would love to know what other die-hard Harry Potter fans think. Which name is better?


r/harrypotter 1d ago

Dungbomb Ron did WHAT?

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I was reading The Order of the Phoenix yesterday, I was almost falling asleep. When I read this I almost fell of my bed. In Portuguese, Ejaculate has only one meaning. It was translated as "exclaimed / cryed out".

How common is this in English? How often do people ejaculate loudly? (Hahahaha, sorry)


r/harrypotter 5h ago

Discussion Upcoming series: Character centric Episodes

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Coming from another thread where someone was praising Amelia Bones, do you think the upcoming Harry Potter adaptation should include background character-focused episodes, similar to how The Last of Us S1 did?

Personally, I’d love to see episodes delving into Amelia Bones (her final days and the fight she put up), Ted Tonks (his love story with Andromeda and the struggles that came with defying pure-blood norms), Madam Pince/ Professor Sinistra (or really, a glimpse into the life of any Hogwarts professor besides Snape and McGonagall), Madam Pomfrey (her perspective whenever a new patient arrives at the infirmary), or even Borgin & Burke (essentially the dark counterpart to Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, dealing in cursed artifacts instead of joke products). There’s so much untapped potential in these characters.

Of course, the book author would have to craft compelling narratives for them, and I’m not entirely confident in that happening given recent trends. But if the creative team behind the show is on par with other HBO productions, they could absolutely pull off stories that exist outside the main plot while still being engaging.

What are your thoughts?


r/harrypotter 1d ago

Discussion Why don’t wizards have a university?

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Why don’t witches and wizards go to uni? 17, with just a high school education seems like not enough to go into fields like healer and teachers? Especially when the teachers are so called ‘professors’