Harry Potter alum Jessie Cave responds to co-star Miriam Margolyes' comments about adult fans of the franchise, expressing disappointment and suggesting Margolyes didn't mean for her remarks to be taken that way. Margolyes had expressed concern about adult fans still being devoted to the series, stating that they should have moved on by now, but also acknowledged the franchise's impact. Despite Margolyes' views, the Harry Potter franchise continues to be relevant, with a new TV series in development.
"Harry Potter" star Jessie Cave criticized co-star Miriam Margolyes for belittling adult fans of the franchise, after Margolyes commented that fans should be "over that by now" and that the series is "for children." Cave defended the enduring fan base, stating that the franchise has been passed on to younger generations and that Margolyes may not understand or appreciate this. Margolyes has a history of making controversial remarks, and other "Harry Potter" cast members have also shared their experiences working with the young actors as they grew up.
Miriam Margolyes, known for her role in 'Harry Potter', expressed concern for adult fans still obsessed with the franchise, urging them to "grow the hell up" and move on from their childhood nostalgia, stating that 'Harry Potter' is for children. She finds it startling that adults are still heavily involved in 'HP'-themed events, including weddings, and believes it's time for fans to break the spell and let go of their long-term fandom.
Miriam Margolyes expresses concern for adult Harry Potter fans, stating that they should have outgrown their obsession with the series by now. Despite her reservations, she acknowledges the positive impact of Harry Potter and her gratitude for it. Additionally, Margolyes accuses Steve Martin of mistreatment on the set of Little Shop of Horrors, to which Martin responds with surprise and a different recollection of their working relationship.
"Harry Potter" actor Miriam Margolyes believes the series is for children and thinks adult fans should move on, despite acknowledging its wonderful impact. She expressed surprise at the enduring fan obsession, particularly with "Harry Potter"-themed weddings. Meanwhile, Warner Bros. Discovery plans to release a new "Harry Potter" TV series on Max in 2026, aiming to reignite the franchise with seven seasons and an all-new cast.
Miriam Margolyes expressed concern for adult Harry Potter fans, stating that they should have moved on from the franchise by now. She also shared her discomfort with fans' continued obsession, particularly in the context of Harry Potter-themed weddings. Margolyes' comments come as the Harry Potter series is being adapted into a new TV series, and she has previously made headlines for accusing Steve Martin of "horrid" behavior on the set of Little Shop of Horrors, a claim that Martin has denied.
Steve Martin has responded to allegations made by Miriam Margolyes, his co-star in "Little Shop of Horrors." Margolyes claimed in her memoir that Martin was "horrid" to her during filming, including repeatedly hitting her and slamming doors in her face. Martin refuted the accusations, stating that he took extreme caution during the scenes and there was never any physical contact between them. He also mentioned the presence of the director, stunt coordinator, and others on set who witnessed the well-rehearsed scene. Martin's longtime collaborator, director Frank Oz, supported his account and stated that Martin has always been professional and respectful.
Steve Martin has responded to Miriam Margolyes' claims in her memoir that he hit her during the filming of a scene in "Little Shop of Horrors." Martin stated that he remembers their time on set differently and took extreme caution during the scene, with no physical contact between them. Director Frank Oz also supported Martin's account, stating that he has always been professional and respectful. Margolyes claimed in her memoir that Martin repeatedly hit, slapped, and knocked her down, describing him as brilliant but horrid.
In her new memoir, British actor Miriam Margolyes criticized Steve Martin for his behavior during the filming of "Little Shop of Horrors," where he played a psychopathic dentist who repeatedly hit and closed doors in her face. Margolyes described Martin as "horrid" and recalled feeling physically hurt by his actions. The memoir also includes unflattering stories about other A-listers, such as Martin Scorsese and Kenneth Branagh. Margolyes' book, "Oh Miriam: Stories From an Extraordinary Life," has been released in the UK and will be available in the US in January.
Miriam Margolyes, in her new memoir "Oh Miriam! Stories from an Extraordinary Life," reveals that Steve Martin was "horrid" to her while filming "Little Shop of Horrors." Margolyes recalls a scene where Martin repeatedly slammed doors in her face and describes him as "unlovely and unapologetic." She also mentions being punched, slapped, and knocked down by Martin during her musical number. Margolyes contrasts her experience with Steve Buscemi on another film, praising his sweet demeanor. Representatives for Martin have not commented on the matter. Margolyes' memoir is now available for purchase.
Miriam Margolyes, in her new memoir "Oh Miriam! Stories from an Extraordinary Life," reveals that Steve Martin was "horrid" to her while filming "Little Shop of Horrors." Margolyes recalls being repeatedly hit, slapped, and knocked down by Martin during a scene where he slams doors in her face. She describes him as unapologetic and unpleasant, contrasting her experience with Steve Buscemi on another film where she found him delightful. Margolyes' memoir is now available for purchase.
Miriam Margolyes, the 82-year-old actress known for her iconic TV and film roles, has made her Vogue cover debut in the July edition of British Vogue. She posed for vibrant photos and discussed the joy she felt in her sexuality, saying she's "never had any shame" around it. Margolyes features along with other "LGBTQ+ pioneers", including Ncuti Gatwa and Emma D'Arcy.
