Channing Dungey, head of Warner Bros., recently disclosed fresh insights regarding the production of the upcoming Harry Potter TV series. HBO unveiled its reboot back in April 2023, and according to Variety, this new series will explore aspects of J.K. Rowling’s books that the movies never touched upon. In her interview, Dungey expressed that being part of the Wizarding World is an “incredible dream,” further stating:
Christopher Nolan, who has transported viewers to the farthest realms of space, plunged them into deep layers of dreams, and placed them in the thick of WWII battles, is now preparing to venture into a new territory – horror! Almost instantly after the release of the information about Nolan’s upcoming movie, the internet buzzed with theories about what this secretive project might entail. It has since been confirmed that Matt Damon, who collaborated with Nolan on ‘Oppenheimer’ and ‘Interstellar,’ will appear in the film. More recently, it was also disclosed that Spider-Man from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tom Holland, will headline the project. However, speculations continue to swirl, with some suggesting that Nolan’s next venture could range from ‘The Dark Knight 4’ (which won’t be the case), a possible ‘Bond’ film, ‘Mementos’ (the sequel should be named ‘Mementos’), and everything in between.
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Aya Takano, one of the original Superflat artists under Takashi Murakami’s Kaikai Kiki Co., is coming back with a new individual exhibit. Titled “LONGER THAN THE MYTH OF THE GALAXY alternative future“, this exhibition will be Takano’s first solo presentation in ten years.