Harry Potter fans could actually be happy about the recently announced series. Were it not for the involvement of controversial author JK Rowling. The fact that she is involved in the project as a producer brings fans and critics alike to the boil. The first image drags public opinion even further down the drain.
JK Rowling’s involvement in Harry Potter series has angered fans
The first image released resembles the look of the film series and suggests a lack of creativity for many fans. “You’re more desperate than I thought“, comments a fan on Twitter. The well-known music from the film series could also be heard in a first teaser.
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But most of the criticism is aimed at Rowling’s involvement: “I hope they lose money with it”, wishes a fan.
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“JK Rowling’s transphobia is neither differentiated nor complicated.“
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Why is JK Rowling controversial?
Harry Potter author Rowling has been making dangerous statements about trans women for years. Many fans criticize her for it and the original actors around Daniel Radcliffe have also distanced themselves from her. Here you can read more deeply into the JK Rowling problem.
When is the Harry Potter series coming to Germany?
To what extent the anger of many fans will affect the release of the series cannot yet be foreseen. Basically, the project is still in its infancy. Before 2026 let’s not count on the first season.
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