The upcoming HBO TV series adaptation of J.K. Rowling 's beloved book series offered a fresh wave of newcomers the chance to step into the Wizarding World, and for those who scored a spot, it's a dream come true — or, so says Dominic McLaughlin, who is inheriting the role of the titular wizard from Daniel Radcliffe.

The 11-year-old actor reflected on the "surreal" experience of joining the HBO project and following in Daniel Radcliffe's footsteps.

It is confirmed: the new face of Harry Potter himself is talking, and he sounds exactly like a kid who has just received his first letter from Hogwarts.

Dominic McLaughlin recently spoke about playing Harry Potter in the HBO Original series based on the iconic book franchise.

New photos from HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter series have been released, giving fans another look at the actors stepping into the roles of Harry and Hagrid amid ongoing controversy over the show’s casting choices.

Dominic McLaughlin will play the Boy Who Lived in HBO’s new Harry Potter show, and he’s finding it all a bit “surreal.”

Dominic McLaughlin admits it felt "surreal" putting on his Harry Potter costume. The 11-year-old actor is taking on the title role - which was originally played by Daniel Radcliffe on the big screen - in HBO's upcoming TV reboot of JK Rowling's iconic magical book series,

In his first interview since being cast in May, Dominic McLaughlin shared how it feels to take on such an iconic role of Harry Potter. He also reflected on the costume fitting.

It is said that the first season of the HBO Harry Potter series will premiere in 2027, with the show running for at least 10 years.

Dominic McLaughlin will portray The Boy Who Lived, Harry Potter himself. Alastair Stout will play Harry’s best friend Ronald Weasley, and Arabella Stanton will round out the classic trio of heroes as bookworm Hermione Granger, who matches the courage of ...