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HBO officially named Rafe Spall as Arthur Weasley, Molly Hewitt-Richards as Moaning Myrtle and Jasper Ambrose as Colin Creevey for season two. The announcement adds three Chamber of Secrets characters but supplies no production start, episode count or premiere date for the second season.
Read this story →HBO announced that a recording of the July 28, 2026 performance at London's Trafalgar Theatre will air on HBO and stream on HBO Max in 2027. Escola and the returning London cast appear in the 80-minute production, directed for stage and screen by Sam Pinkleton. No exact premiere date or territorial plan was given.
Read this story →The documentary released its first teaser September 7 before a September 8 world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. TheWrap reports that Bleecker Street will release the 235-minute theatrical version October 16 and that HBO plans a longer version for 2027, without an exact date or format.
Read this story →TheWrap reported September 4 that Bonnie Hill will replace Gracie Cochrane as Ginny beginning with season two, while Lenny Rush will bring Dobby to life and Billy Barratt will play Tom Riddle. Cochrane remains in season one, and the second season is expected to begin filming in fall 2026; no premiere date has been announced.
Read this story →In a spoiler-heavy August 30 interview, Baden Kelly said the writers created a new family history to explain John Stewart's fearlessness. Episode three reveals that Abin Sur's ring first tested John Stewart Sr.; after he admitted fear, the Guardians allowed Bernadette Stewart to condition her infant son John Jr. to be fearless. The origin applies to Lanterns, not DC comics generally.
Read this story →TVLine reported on August 25 that season four begins November 1 at 9 p.m. on HBO, with episodes also streaming weekly on HBO Max. HBO released the first teaser with the date; the full episode count and finale date remain unannounced.
Read this story →Reporting from the production shows that it gives its own answers about the Prince That Was Promised and other disputed events from Westeros history. Martin has said that only the novels are canon, so the play's revelations are not definitive answers for the books.
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