HBO announced the cast of the new Harry Potter series

HBO has officially announced the names of the actors who will play the main characters in the new series. This was reported by Upl.uz.

This series is based on the "Harry Potter" books by the famous author J.K. Rowling and has generated significant interest among fans. Young actor Dominic MacLoughlin will play the role of Harry Potter.

Arabella Stenton will portray Hermione Granger, while Alastair Staut will take on the role of Ron Weasley. Currently, the filming of the series is in its early stages, with its release planned for 2027.

The casting of the actors has sparked widespread discussions on social media. Many fans have welcomed the new casting with interest, but opinions about Arabella Stenton as Hermione Granger vary.

Users are evaluating how well she fits the classic British girl depiction from the book. The new series will reinterpret the well-known story.

While preserving the spirit of the original books, a new approach to the story is being proposed. HBO aims to breathe new life into the Hogwarts world by trusting young talents.

Dominic MacLoughlin has previously played minor roles in independent films, and this project is seen as an opportunity for his breakthrough. Alastair Staut has drawn attention with his comedic talent in the role of Ron, making him suitable to portray Harry's loyal friend.

Arabella Stenton is particularly in the spotlight among fans. Her casting has sparked contrasting opinions, as fans are comparing her to Emma Watson's portrayal of Hermione in the original film series.

On social media, there is discussion about how well Stenton will embody this iconic character. Some users emphasize that she should bring her own uniqueness to the role and avoid direct comparisons with the previous screen version.

J.K. Rowling, the author of the "Harry Potter" books, personally approved the casting for the new series and specifically noted that Arabella Stenton possesses the "unique spark" suitable for the role of Hermione.