As casting for a "Harry Potter" TV show is underway, HBO is supporting Executive Producer J.K. Rowling, who's been criticized for anti-trans rhetoric.

As production begins on HBO’s “Harry Potter” TV series, the network has confirmed plans to involve J.K. Rowling, the author of the original book series, in the making of the show.

Representatives from HBO also stated that “J.K. Rowling has a right to express her personal views.” “We will remain focused on the development of the new series, which will only benefit from her involvement,” the statement read.

The television network called Rowling's involvement "invaluable" to the project, slated to debut between late 2026 and early 2027.

Discovery has gone ahead and embraced the J.K. Rowling of it all. The entertainment giant issued a statement today on Rowling’s involvement with the Harry Potter TV show it’s currently cooking up, writing that,

HBO supports J.K. Rowling's involvement with the new "Harry Potter" show as the core fanbase grapples with Rowling’s controversial views on trans identity.

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HBO said J.K. Rowling has the "right to express her personal views" amid ongoing backlash for the "Harry Potter" author's comments against the trans community.

HBO issued a statement clarifying it stands by "Harry Potter" series creator J.K. Rowling amid the backlash against her for her views on trans issues.

T he production of a new Harry Potter series by HBO has sparked a heated debate among fans of the saga. Now under the umbrella of Warner Bros Discovery, the network has issued a s

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