Play set to debut at Edinburgh Fringe which criticises Harry Potter author JK Rowling's views on gender struggling to cast women as 90 actresses reject parts
Daily MailA play due to debut at the Edinburgh Fringe this summer that explicitly criticised Harry Potter author JK Rowling's views on gender is struggling to cast women. Rowling, who wrote the Harry Potter series of children's books, has been harshly criticised for being an outspoken critic of transgender people. Rowling, who wrote the Harry Potter series of children's books, has been harshly criticised for being an outspoken critic of transgender people In 2020, the three actors publicly eviscerated Rowling for her views on gender and trans people The Telegraph reported that 30 women have turned down the chance to play Rowling herself, while another 60 have refused to play Watson. Emma Watson played Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter films Ruper Grint played Ron Weasley in the fantasy series Daniel Radcliffe was the first to call Rowling out It is not known whether Radcliffe, Watson or Grint have been attached to the series, which according to HBO executives could run for 'ten consecutive years.'