Production has been underway, and the cast of Harry Potter has been reportedly shooting the upcoming series in England.

As the Harry Potter series continues production, HBO is beginning to narrow down its launch plans for the TV adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s fantasy books. “We've been saying 2027,” Casey Bloys, Chairman and CEO of HBO and HBO Max Content,

As HBO unveils the young cast members who will inhabit the beloved characters of "Harry Potter" for years to come, the original cast members from the movies have been sending their well wishes to their counterparts in the form of letters.

The wait for HBO's Harry Potter series is almost over, as the long-awaited reboot finally has a release window. Read on for more.

HBO boss narrows down the release window for Harry Potter reboot slated to hit in 2027. It's sooner than you expected.

HBO/HBO Max Programming head Casey Bloys narrowed the window for when the upcoming "Harry Potter" series will hit our screens in 2027.

It's only a matter of time before Harry Potter fans return to the Wizarding World, in an adaption set to right the movies' wrongs.

Current reports suggest that Benjamin Caron will direct a number of episodes on the first series of the Harry Potter franchise. However, HBO has not specified what each of these episodes is, or how many of the eight episodes in total are directed by Benjamin Caron.

HBO has hinted that its much-anticipated Harry Potter series is likely to premiere in early 2027, though an exact month is yet to be confirmed. The show is currently in production in the UK with a new cast set to bring the wizarding world back to screens.

Nick Frost had his own accio spell in hand. The actor, 53, shared the intense way he manifested the role of Rubeus Hagrid for the upcoming HBO “Harry Potter” television series. “Before I was cast as Hagrid,