Meet the new faces bringing Hogwarts to life in the most ambitious adaptation yet
After reviewing over 30,000 audition tapes, HBO has found its next generation of magical heroes[3,4](@ref)
Scottish actor trained at The Performance Academy Scotland for 5 years[6](@ref)
West End star who played Matilda in London's acclaimed musical[4,9](@ref)
Making his major acting debut after appearing in commercial campaigns[4,6](@ref)
"The talent of these three unique actors is wonderful to behold. We cannot wait for the world to witness their magic together on screen."
- Francesca Gardiner (Showrunner) & Mark Mylod (Director)[3](@ref)
Emmy-winning actor known for "The Crown" and "Interstellar"[1,8](@ref)
Critically acclaimed for "I May Destroy You" and "Gangs of London"[1,9](@ref)
Oscar-nominated actress from "Tumbleweeds" and "Albert Nobbs"[4,8](@ref)
Beloved comedian known for "Shaun of the Dead" and "Hot Fuzz"[1,4](@ref)
Acclaimed for roles in "Game of Thrones" and "The Crown"[7](@ref)
Young talent making his breakout appearance[7](@ref)
Newcomer cast as Harry's spoiled cousin[7](@ref)
Known for "Sherlock" and "Misfits"[7](@ref)
Each season will cover one of the seven books[2,5,9](@ref)
Will include book scenes omitted from films (Dudley's redemption, Weasley fireplace incident)[6](@ref)
Building more book-accurate Privet Drive at Leavesden Studios[6,7](@ref)
Showrunner & Executive Producer ("Succession", "Killing Eve")[3,5](@ref)
Director & Executive Producer ("Succession", "Game of Thrones")[3,5](@ref)
Executive Producer deeply involved in creative decisions[5,6](@ref)
Over 30,000 children audition for lead roles[3,4](@ref)
McLaughlin, Stanton & Stout announced as Harry, Hermione & Ron[1,4](@ref)
Production begins at Leavesden Studios with new sets[3,7](@ref)
First season expected to debut on HBO Max[5,7](@ref)