HBO’s Harry Potter TV series launches with its first season, based on The Philosopher’s Stone, next year. The show is expected to be in production for the better part of a decade, and various parts of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry have been constructed in the UK.<\/p>\n
Photos shared on social media (via SFFGazette.com<\/a>) reveal part of the iconic\u00a0Whomping Willow, as well as the beautiful Herbology Greenhouse. We also see\u00a0the castle grounds with the Hogwarts mascots, and each is depicted in the form of a (living?) hedge.<\/p>\n It’s incredible seeing how these small corners of the Wizarding World have been built from scratch, and it’s clear this is going to be a hugely expensive HBO production. Still, the money from advertising, streaming, and merchandise that Warner Bros. stands to gain over the next 10 years or more\u00a0should make it a very worthwhile investment.<\/p>\n Finally, we see a cottage that is a little harder to identify. Current speculation ranges from this being Harry’s childhood home to Nicolas Flamel’s house, and even where the Dursley family takes refuge from the deluge of letters from Hogwarts.\u00a0<\/p>\n We don’t think it’s Hagrid’s Hut, as it doesn’t look like it’s on the grounds of the school. Where’s the castle? Well, while the UK is home to plenty of those, like its predecessor, Hogwarts will be brought to life with VFX.\u00a0<\/p>\n Lox Pratt plays Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter and recently told The Hollywood Reporter<\/a>, “The set as a whole is absolutely brilliant. I feel like I can\u2019t compare it to [Lord of the] Flies in any way because it\u2019s just so different. It\u2019s literally apples and oranges [and] so different from running around Malaysia with your shirt off! But it\u2019s great.”<\/p>\n “The vibe on set is amazing. Johnny Flynn\u2019s wonderful. He\u2019s a really wonderful man,” he said of the Lucius Malfoy actor.\u00a0“I think we work pretty well as a duo onscreen, or I like to think we do. But he\u2019s a lovely guy and he\u2019s got a lot of aura.”<\/p>\n Check out these new Harry Potter set photos on X or by visiting\u00a0Mail Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Could it be the Whomping Willow? \ud83e\udebe<\/p>\n The Daily Mail has revealed new photos of the set of the HARRY POTTER TV series that we had already seen before, but while they were under construction pic.twitter.com\/z5izi2zUsn<\/a><\/p>\n
The Greenhouse from the HARRY POTTER TV series is simply stunning! \ud83e\udd29<\/p>\n New photos from the sets have just been revealed by The Daily Mail pic.twitter.com\/mlwcvl9v9Y<\/a><\/p>\n
The Hogwarts mascots can be clearly seen in the gardens on the set of the HARRY POTTER TV series<\/p>\n Loving the details so far! \ud83e\udd81\ud83e\udd85\ud83d\udc0d\ud83e\udda1<\/p>\n And it looks like it\u2019s an eagle for Ravenclaw, we won! pic.twitter.com\/UF3wG4ozJv<\/a><\/p>\n
But the biggest mystery is\u2026 what is this house on the set of the HARRY POTTER TV series?<\/p>\n Could it be Nicolas Flamel\u2019s house? Doesn\u2019t look like Hagrid\u2019s hut.<\/p>\n Thoughts? pic.twitter.com\/MgP1fHxHsF<\/a><\/p>\n
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