Harry Potter Interview

Harry Potter TV Series Getting 'Serious Security'

Digest more

· 13h

‘Harry Potter’ series has ‘serious security’ because of racist death threats against Paapa Essiedu

HBO chief Casey Bloys says the “Harry Potter” show has a “serious security team” because they anticipated the backlash.

· 3d · on MSN

'Harry Potter' show star opens up about death threats — 'I hope I'll be OK'

· 1d · on MSN

‘Serious’ security hired for cast of new ‘Harry Potter’ series as actor gets death threats

· 1d

‘Harry Potter’ set beefed up with ‘serious security’ after Paapa Essiedu hit with death threats over Snape role

HBO locked down its “Harry Potter” reboot with tight security after one of its stars was hit with chilling death threats.

· 1d

Harry Potter TV Series Has 'Serious Security Team,' as HBO Boss Acknowledges 'Passionate Fans, People With a Lot of Opinions' in the Wake of Actor Death Threats

· 1d

Harry Potter revival confirms 'serious security' after death threats towards cast

1don MSN

HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ series update sparks concern among fans

A new update from HBO has Harry Potter fans worried about the new television adaption releasing early next year.

SuperHeroHype on MSN

Harry Potter Show's Release News Might Make Fans Really Unhappy

Casey Bloys addressed one of the biggest questions about HBO's upcoming Harry Potter series and shared an update that may not match expectations about its release pattern. The HBO executive clarified the show's schedule as anticipation continues to build around the long-term adaptation.

The Harry Potter show won't release a season a year, and everyone is united in saying that's a bad idea

HBO chief Casey Bloys has confirmed that releasing one season of the new Harry Potter show per year is not possible, and fans are not sure how to feel about it. Whilst speaking to

2don MSN

Casey Bloys interview on HBO Max UK, 'Harry Potter' series, Paramount

The HBO chief on Harry Potter's toxic fan debate, what he and David Ellison talked about over lunch and the network-era TV formula he's betting on to broaden HBO Max's audience.