A ‘Harry Potter’ TV series and the gauntlet of shows coming to HBO Max, er, Max
LA TimesDaniel Radcliffe played Harry Potter and Warwick Davis was Griphook in Warner Bros. Pictures fantasy adventure “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.” Warner Bros. Discovery is brandishing its favorite wand, confirming plans for a highly anticipated “Harry Potter” television series, among other high-profile projects for the streaming service formerly known as HBO Max. The new “Harry Potter” series will be a “faithful adaptation” of J.K. Rowling’s bestselling novels, the company said Wednesday as part of a larger unveiling of its new streaming service. A recently released “Harry Potter” video game, “Hogwarts Legacy,” is a huge seller for Warner Bros.’ gaming business, despite some online protests of Rowling’s controversial statements on trans issues.