Harry Potter’s restart moves at full speed. With the revelation of the Golden Trio and many other beloved characters, it is difficult not to remember the films. After falling in love with these emblematic representations, it is natural to hope that the actors of the films could move to the new series and give life to our favorite characters.
However, the television series mainly presents new faces to live in these roles, although Warwick Davis will resume its role as Professor Flitwick in the restart. Honestly, it is absolutely necessary to bring new talents on board; The HBO series is already becoming a victim of constant comparisons and written parallelism, rather than becoming its own distinct product.
Even the original actors agree. Daniel Radcliffe clearly indicated that he does not want any involvement in the show, and now Garry Oldman has echoed the same feelings.
Oldman, who played Sirius Black, was recently asked by entertainment if he would like to resume his role in the next restart. He naturally denied having said: “No, absolutely not. They would not do it … I don’t think they want to approach the original.” He finished with humor: “I’m too old now to play Sirius Black.”
For the moment, Sirius is not officially thrown for the restart of Harry Potter. But to find out more, stay listening to Squad TV.
