These funny, touching and just plain iconic Harry Potter quotes will make you want to reread or re-watch the series ...

who played Dolores Umbridge in the popular films, and Breeders star Daisy Haggard, who voiced the Ministry Of Magic lift in the Harry Potter films. Other signatories of the film and TV letter ...

Actors who have starred in JK Rowling adaptations have signed an open letter standing "in solidarity" with members of the LGBT+ community "impacted" by the recent Supreme Court ruling on gender.

The Harry Potter author, 59 ... the daughter of Imelda Staunton, who played Dolores Umbridge in the popular films about witchcraft and wizardry. The letter said that the signatories wish to ...

From Gilderoy Lockhart to Percy Weasley, there are plenty of annoying characters in the Wizarding World that fans still can't ...

Can you still love Harry Potter without supporting J.K. Rowling? Fans are now at war about the answer to that question. The U.K. Supreme Court ruled that trans women are not legally women—a ...

“Of course, it was a big decision because it’s probably the last major role I’ll play,” Lithgow said. “It’s an eight-year commitment so I was just thinking about mortality and that ...

Grint made the announcement on Instagram on Sunday. Yer a father, Rupert. "Harry Potter" star Rupert Grint has welcomed his second child with partner Georgia Groome, a baby named Goldie.

One of the original cast members from the beloved Harry Potter films, who stood by JK Rowling amidst her gender-critical campaigning, is set to be rewarded with a significant role in the upcoming ...

Actor John Lithgow told UK outlet "The Times" earlier this month that he was not expecting the backlash he got for joining the cast of the latest "Harry Potter" adaptation. The 79-year-old actor ...

Asked if the criticism had discouraged him, he replied: “Oh, heavens no.” Lithgow said his only concern was actually whether the Harry Potter fan base would accept an American playing ...

Ian West/PA Images via Getty; Mike Marsland/WireImage John Lithgow wasn't thinking about J.K. Rowling's anti-trans rhetoric when he accepted his role in the upcoming Harry Potter TV series.