Production on HBO's Harry Potter TV show has begun, with the first look at Nick Frost as Hagrid released. Fans were initially skeptical about Frost's casting due to his stature, but the photo's resemblance to Hagrid has eased concerns. The show is set to debut in early 2027, and more updates are awaited.
HBO's new Harry Potter TV series has begun filming, with Nick Frost cast as Hagrid, showcasing a look similar to Robbie Coltrane's iconic portrayal. The series will span seven seasons, each adapting one of the books, and is set to premiere in 2027.
Nick Frost has been revealed as Rubeus Hagrid in the upcoming HBO Harry Potter series, with the show set to premiere in 2027. The series aims to be a faithful adaptation of the books, featuring a new cast including Dominic McLaughlin as Harry Potter and other notable actors. Filming has begun at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, and the series will explore the beloved characters and stories from J.K. Rowling's books.
HBO has released the first look of Nick Frost as Hagrid in its upcoming Harry Potter series, which began filming at Warner Bros. Studios in the UK with a planned premiere in 2027. Frost, known for his comedy work, has expressed mixed feelings about J.K. Rowling's involvement due to her controversial views, but remains committed to the project and encourages dialogue and education around the issues.
HBO has released the first look of Nick Frost as Hagrid in its upcoming Harry Potter series, which is currently filming at Warner Bros. Studios in the UK. The series aims to adapt all of J.K. Rowling’s novels into a season of television, with a cast that includes actors for key characters like Harry Potter, Dumbledore, and Snape.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by variety.com
Nick Frost has been revealed as the actor portraying Hagrid in the upcoming HBO 'Harry Potter' series, which began filming in the UK and is set to premiere in 2027. The series features a new cast including Dominic McLaughlin as Harry Potter and a star-studded lineup of other characters, with production expected to last until spring 2026.
In the first Harry Potter book, it is revealed that Hagrid, not Minerva McGonagall, was responsible for the chaotic letter delivery situation that plagued the Dursleys. This revelation explains the hilarious sequence and makes perfect sense, as Hagrid's character is more likely to engage in such antics. Many fans had assumed it was McGonagall due to her responsibility for letter-related matters at Hogwarts.