Screen Rant breaks down where you know the cast of HBO's Harry Potter series, including the new Harry, Ron, and Hermione. 3m236i

Unburdened by the constraints of a feature film running time, the Max Harry Potter series can do justice to the neglected, crucial parts of the saga.

HBO's Harry Potter remake officially has its new Hermione Granger, and her role from two years ago already proved that she's the perfect young actor for the job. Following up Emma Watson's performance in the Harry Potter movies will be no easy task. The now 35-year-old actor became a household name, but that wasn't the case when she was first cast to play Hermione back in 2001's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Now, a new young actor is destined for fame and widespread recognition for playing the exact same role in the Harry Potter TV show.

The casting for the Harry Potter remake's Golden Trio has officially been announced, and this news gives us a great reason to watch an movie starring Golda Rosheuvel and Nick Frost. As expected, the young actors who will be playing Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley in the HBO TV remake are relatively unknown. The same had been true of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, who had minimal, if any, acting experience before they were cast in the Harry Potter movies. Of course, they didn't stay unknown for long.

New young actors are stepping in to play Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint's characters in HBO's Harry Potter remake. Back in the early 2000s, we watched these performers grow up on screen, and their faces are essentially inseparable from the characters they played. Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley are arguably the most iconic teenage characters in the fantasy genre, and the casting of the Harry Potter movies helped make this happen. Now, a fresh batch of stars is stepping in to bring something new to these beloved roles in HBO's Harry Potter remake.

The HBO Harry Potter series has officially cast Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley. Based on the best-selling novels by J. K. Rowling, the series is set to adapt the books for a new generation. Originally played by Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint in the film series, the trio became international superstars. The Harry Potter show will look to adapt the books in a more comprehensive way than the wildly successful movies.

HBO has thrown out one of the Harry Potter movies' biggest rules, but other casting controversies prove this is the least of the TV remake's problems. We all knew that re-adapting the Harry Potter series was going to be tricky. This is a beloved franchise, and messing with the way audiences see these stories and their characters will certainly invite backlash. Add in the controversy surrounding author JK Rowling, and it's clear that the Harry Potter remake can't avoid negative buzz. Now that HBO has announced its first round of casting, we are seeing this firsthand.

My favorite theory about Neville Longbottom can finally be confirmed by the Harry Potter TV remake. This would be especially satisfying since the Harry Potter movies largely ignored the nuance surrounding Neville's character. He had the most significant growth in the books, making his ultimate victory over the snake and Horcrux, Nagini, all the more gratifying. I'm desperate to see the true ins and outs of Neville's character come to the screen, but HBO's Harry Potter series can take this a step further by more definitively confirming a theory about his magical abilities.

One former Harry Potter actor shares advice for the person who will take over their role in the TV series. The Harry Potter movies began in 2001, starting with the release of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. The series came to become a multi-billion dollar entity, becoming one of the most successful film series of all time. In the years following the movies' completion, HBO announced the development of a Harry Potter TV series. The show will feature an entirely new cast, allowing for fresh portrayals of its characters.

One of the fans and critics' favorite parts of the Harry Potter universe is the fact that there's so much lore to explore and uncover within the story. Like Harry, the audience is unfamiliar with the details of the wizarding world, so we get to learn new things about it alongside the beloved protagonist, making the magic all the more vivid. However, in the movies, it's impossible to touch upon every piece of the larger universe, meaning many of the most exciting details are condensed or left out. Fortunately, the reboot TV show can change all of this.