“Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling is playing a part in the making of the upcoming HBO series based on the fantasy books — despite her history of anti-transgender rhetoric. HBO CEO Casey Bloys confirmed at a press event Tuesday that while ...

HBO CEO Casey Bloys said JK Rowling has been 'fairly involved' in the planned 'Harry Potter' series, but it 'hasn't affected' casting decisions.

HBO's Harry Potter series should include Hermione's S.P.E.W. storyline for added depth and character development. The television format allows for detailed explorations of side stories that enhance the overall narrative. Including S.P.E.W. in the show will provide more magical moments, character development, and audience engagement.

"It hasn't affected the casting or hiring of writers or production staff or anything," HBO boss Casey Bloys says.

The chances of Daniel Radcliffe returning to the franchise in either his previous role or in this subverted concept are slim. Radcliffe shared in an interview with ET Online that he fully supports the upcoming Harry Potter TV reboot but does not see himself returning as Harry.

The Harry Potter TV series is currently in production under HBO and Max, with the huge involvement of the author J.K. Rowling. And as per the CEO of HBO and Max, Casey Bloys, the show hasn’t "felt any impact" from the author’s anti-transgender views.

As HBO gears up for its upcoming Harry Potter TV show, it's also had to face questions surrounding the involvement of author J.K. Rowling. HBO and Max content boss Casey Bloys fielded the latest of those questions at a press event on Tuesday,