It is noted that the actor is currently only being considered for one of the leading roles, while an official offer has yet to be made, and negotiations with his representatives have not started, reports Deadline.
In the original film franchise, the late Alan Rickman played this role, creating the character of a cold yet sympathetic figure. In the series, Snape is expected to become the main antagonist.
Additionally, actor Mark Strong, who appeared in "Sherlock Holmes" and the "Kingsman" franchise, is being considered for the role of Hogwarts Headmaster Dumbledore. Mark Rylance, the star of "Bridge of Spies" and "Dunkirk," is also a contender for this role.
The creators of the new adaptation note that they plan to assemble a diverse cast.
The lead actor in the original films, Daniel Radcliffe, noted that he will not be participating in the series.
Fans have generally reacted positively to the project's announcement, although some express concern that the creators might stray too far from the original material, particularly by unjustifiably altering key character traits.Daniel RadcliffeI hope that people who were upset about scenes left out of the books can finally see the full version of events.
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