HBO's Harry Potter is currently shooting in Cornwall, England, and The Crown star John Lithgow has been spotted in full costume, beard and all, as the Wizarding World's new Professor Albus Dumbledore.

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There’s no need for a revelio spell here. John Lithgow has fully stepped into his role as Professor Albus Dumbledore on set of the upcoming HBO “Harry Potter” television series. On Tuesday, the actor, ...

Despite the numerous controversies surrounding the property and its creator, J.K. Rowling, the production for HBO’s new Harry Potter TV series is well underway. Whereas other more recent attempts to ...

The quiet fishing village of Cadgwith on The Lizard was transformed into the wizarding world of Harry Potter on Tuesday as they continued to film the HBO series. Dominic McLaughlin was spotted in ...

Harry Potter fans can transport themselves into some of the film franchise's most iconic scenes beginning this weekend. "The Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience," which was produced by ...

We finally have our first look at John Lithgow as Dumbledore in the Harry Potter reboot, and it looks like someone’s been using Polyjuice Potion. How else would you explain the Hollywood legend’s ...

Accio, John Lithgow as Albus Dumbledore! The six-time Emmy winner looked nearly unrecognizable dressed as the Hogwarts headmaster while filming HBO's upcoming Hary Potter series in England Oct. 7. And ...

The first pictures of John Lithgow as the new Professor Dumbledore in the new Harry Potter HBO TV series have emerged as crews film on location in Cornwall. Lithgow, known for his roles in The Crown, ...

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