Potterheads worldwide have been rejoicing since HBO MAX announced a reboot of Harry Potter! The magical world of wizards, witches, muggles, and dementors will return in a new avatar as a series of the same name.

Gary Oldman isn't opposed to returning to the world of 'Harry Potter,' saying he 'could do Dumbledore' in the HBO reboot.

It's happening — HBO has officially set the Harry Potter TV series reboot for a 2026 premiere. Harry, Ron, Hermione, and the rest of the Hogwarts crew will be making their way back to your screen 15 years after the final movie in the Harry Potter franchise, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, hit theaters.

Academy Award-winning actor Gary Oldman is just one of the many elite English actors who populated the Harry Potter film franchise, as he famously

Gary Oldman portrayed Sirius Black in the Harry Potter franchise, but recently joked that he was now old enough to return to the upcoming HBO reboot of the series in a much different role. Speaking to Indiewire,

Harry Potter star Gary Oldman debuted as Sirius Black in The Prisoner of Azkaban 20 years ago, so reckons he's about ready to play Dumbledore in the upcoming HBO reboot.

The actor Gary Oldman, who participated in the original "Harry Potter" film series, revealed that he would be interested in playing Dumbledore in the upcoming TV series set to premiere in 2026.

It's hard to believe it's been 20 years — two whole decades! — since Gary Oldman first swept into the Wizarding World and stole our hearts as Sirius Black in Alfonso Cuarón's Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban.