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Harry Potter book removed from Southern California's Vista San Gabriel Elementary School library

2006-02-22T17:38:00.000-08:00

Officials have removed the latest Harry Potter book from the list of books to buy for Southern California's Vista San Gabriel Elementary School library.

"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" is one of 23 titles the Wilsona, Calif., school board voted to strike from the list -- along with three bilingual Clifford the Big Red Dog books, "Disney's Christmas Storybook" and two books from the Artemis Fowl series, the Antelope Valley Press reported.

In January 2000, Sharon Toyne -- then a Wilsona board member and now board president -- warned against author J.K. Rowling's best-selling books about the boy wizard, the newspaper said.

"The book's wizards and magic all falls in the line of witchcraft," Toyne said at the time. "In our district we are trying to promote character with programs like Character Counts, and I don't see how the book promotes that. I think (the books) could arouse a child's imagination and curiosity of the unknown, of the dark side."

The Harry Potter series made the Top 10 on the American Library Association's "100 Most Challenged Books of 1990-2000," along with "Daddy's Roommate" and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe has paid £30,000 at a charity auction for a family tree drawn by author JK Rowling

2006-02-22T17:37:00.000-08:00

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe has paid £30,000 at a charity auction for a family tree drawn by author JK Rowling.

Radcliffe, 16, who plays the schoolboy wizard on screen, bought a handwritten history of the family of Sirius Black, his character's godfather.

Rowling donated the document to the sale by Book Aid International, which provides books for schools in Africa.

The actor also successfully bid for handwritten works by writers Iain Banks and Tom Stoppard, totalling £4,680.
Radcliffe's mother Marcia Gresham bid on his behalf at the central London auction.

She said: "This should put paid to anyone who says that Daniel doesn't like reading.

"Daniel hasn't stopped since he read the first Harry Potter book and he loves Iain Banks and Tom Stoppard."

Will Harry Potter Die in Final Book?

2006-02-07T21:24:00.000-08:00

He could or could not. The answer to the question now lies in the hands of JK Rowling who is currently working on the final book of the Harry Potter series.

Will Malfoy succeed in killing Harry with a powerful wand he received from Professor Snape? Will Professor Dumbledore rise from his grave to protect Harry? Or will it be Harry who will protect the entire Hogwarts community?

I had nothing to do so I though of possible scenarios that could happen in the final book.

Harry and Hermione could end up together and Sirius Black could receive a teaching offer at Hogwarts.

Well, the best thing to do is wait for the final book to be released.

Google Site Map for Blogger Blogs

2006-02-05T23:15:00.000-08:00

This is not about Harry Potter, but if anyone of you out there knows how to add a google-compliant sitemap for blogs, please let me know by posting a comment on this entry. thanks ;)

Harry Potter Podcast: Filming of Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix Starts

2006-02-05T23:08:00.000-08:00

Hello. It's been a while since I updated this blog. It was a frustrating period for me because very few visitors come to my blog since I created this. But I realized that making this blog was, first and foremost, for my personal satisfaction and not for other people. That's the reason why I'm back. I'm going to updated this blog everyday and I hope too that more and more people will come by and read my posts. :)

Harrypotterpodcast learned that the filming of the next Harry Potter movie "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will start today, Monday, in London.

A veteran Academy Award nominee and a 14-year-old unknown will join the cast as filming begins in southern England on "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix."

Director David Yates will be at the helm of the movie version of J.K. Rowling's fifth book, due in theaters next year.

The plot centers on the arrival of Dolores Umbridge, an unpopular new professor at wizard academy Hogwarts. She will be played by actress Imelda Staunton, nominated for a 2005 Oscar for her performance in the bleak period drama "Vera Drake."

An Irish Harry Potter fan, Evanna Lynch, will play his love interest in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix after she beat out around 1,50,000 hopefuls.

According to contactmusic.com, Lynch will play Luna Lovegood. Lynch is such a big fan of the Potter series that she named her two cats Luna and Crookshanks. She was even sent a signed copy of the book when she was too sick to attend a book signing.

Her father says, "Words cannot describe how happy she is."

Harry Potter and the Final Chapter

2006-01-24T17:07:00.000-08:00

J.K. Rowling is officially back at work, writing the seventh (and final) Harry Potter book. That's the good news. The bad news is that it will be at least 2007 (eek!) before "Harry Potter and the Whatever, Whatever, Whatever" is published.

In the meantime, are you re-reading the first six books, notebook at the ready, searching for clues about what might happen in Book 7? Have you figured out who RAB is? Does your family get into shouting matches over whether Snape (Professor Snape, please) is good or evil?

You're not alone. At any given time, thousands of Muggles are scouring mugglenet.com for clues, joining message boards at the-leaky-cauldron.com or finding hope amid their grief at dumbledoreisnotdead.com. (Don't say we didn't warn you!)

Part of what made "Half-Blood Prince" so riveting is that it answered so many questions and raised so many others. KidsPost looks at some of the most interesting issues left for Book 7.

Is Snape an agent for Voldemort or Dumbledore?

It comes down to whether you believe Dumbledore was begging for his life when he said, "Severus ... please" or whether he was urging Snape to go ahead with an agreed-upon plan.

Rowling says those who think Dumbledore and Snape had a pact "cling to some desperate hope." Still, in "Sorcerer's Stone," Dumbledore tells Harry that "to the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure." Would a man who thinks that really beg for his life?

Who is RAB?

Could it be Sirius Black's dead brother, Regulus? Rowling has called that "a fine guess."

There are other hints pointing to a Black family member having gotten the locket/horcrux from the cave. During the frantic cleaning of 12 Grimmauld Place in "Order of the Phoenix," members of the order come across "a heavy locket that none of them could open."

Will the secret of Harry's scar be revealed?

Some speculate that Harry's scar is actually a horcrux, created when Lord Voldemort killed James and Lily Potter, although there is much dispute about this on the Internet.

There can be little doubt, however, that the scar that started it all will play a key role as Harry's story wraps up. After all, it's in the first chapter of "Sorcerer's Stone" that Professor Dumbledore says "scars can come in useful." And Rowling has said that the last word of the last book will be "scar."

Is this the end of Hogwarts?

Well, Harry's not returning for his seventh year, and Ron and Hermione are going with him. Also, Rowling described the Luna-commentated match as "the last Quidditch match."

Still, it's hard to believe, as Harry and Voldemort prepare for their final battle, that these two magical, handsome, cursed orphans won't return to the place where each first felt truly at home.

Does Harry die?

That's the only question that really matters, isn't it? Remember in "Goblet of Fire" that Dumbledore gets a "gleam of something like triumph" in his eyes when Harry tells him that Voldemort used a drop of Harry's blood to revive himself. Rowling calls the gleam "extremely significant." Perhaps, like his scar, giving blood to Voldemort somehow protects Harry. Who knows?

Well, J.K. Rowling does. The rest of us will just have to wait and wonder.

By TRACY GRANT
The Washington Post

Chronicles of Narnia's Impressive Theatrical Box Office Run Outperforming Harry Potter

2006-01-24T17:04:00.000-08:00

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe continues to perform better than anyone expected. It's domestic take in the US is now over $271 million, and looks to be on track to overtake Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire as the second highest grossing movie of 2005 (behind Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith).

Worldwide, Narnia was the #1 overall this past weekend, with a total take now over $600 million.

Thousands of girls audition for part in Harry Potter movie

2006-01-15T23:37:00.000-08:00

LONDON: Thousands of teenage girls auditioned on Saturday for a role in the next Harry Potter film.

The girls, aged 13 to 16, waited patiently in long lines to try out for the part of trainee wizard Luna Lovegood in "Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix.''

In the book, Luna is described as being an unusual character who is considered somewhat of an outsider by her classmates.

With her wand tucked behind her ear for safekeeping and a necklace of corks, the 14-year-old wizard often appears somewhat detached from what is going on around her.

The successful auditioner will join cast members Daniel Radcliffe, who plays Harry; Emma Watson, who is Hermione Granger; and Rupert Grint, who plays Ron Weasley in the film.

First in the queue outside Westminster Central Hall in London was Kim Allen, 15.

Dressed in jeans and a stripy top, Allen said she had been waiting in line since 11 p.m. (2300 GMT) Friday.

"There are three of us, and we slept outside, although we didn't sleep very well. ... I desperately want the part. I check the Harry Potter Web site every day and saw the auditions advertised on there.''

Annie Beatson, 15, said: "As far as we know, they are just going to be looking at us and seeing if any of us has got the weird characteristics they want. We were told we couldn't wear makeup, which is a nightmare.''

Only British and Irish citizens were being auditioned, and each hopeful had to identify herself with a passport or birth certificate, and a proof of address. -

Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix Casting

2006-01-15T23:36:00.000-08:00

Warner Bros. has started casting on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and they're looking for their Luna Lovegood. Guess what? They want to cast one of you.

At the least this gives us an idea of what direction their going for with the character. According to their press release, they’re looking for girls between the ages of thirteen and sixteen years old, who are residents of the UK or Ireland (sorry Americans!). Even more importantly… no experience necessary. They’ll consider just about anyone.

Now hold on, don’t get excited and think you can show up and take over for Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter. Nor are they casting dragons or background scenery. They've made it clear to us here at CB Central that Luna Lovegood is the only role they're casting right now, so if you’ve ever thought of yourself as a Luna Lovegood type and you’re a good CB Reader from across the pond then give it a shot by showing up at: the Central Hall Westminster Storey’s Gate, Westminster, London SW 1 on Saturday January 14th. As an American, that address I just gave you makes absolutely no sense to me.

And please, nerds, don’t show up in costumes. That’s not cool, even the people at Warner Brothers think it’s kind of dorky. Leave your makeup off (What are you doing wearing makeup at that age?), forget your high heels (Seriously, you’re a kid! Cut it out!), put on some nice flannel and see if you can get a part in Harry Potter 5. If you do, you can thank us with an exclusive podcast interview.

Top Ten Leaky/Harry Potter Moments of 2005

2006-01-15T23:34:00.000-08:00

Top Ten Leaky/Harry Potter Moments of 2005

10. First Goblet "shot by shot"; Kind of reminded me of the last time we stayed up until 7 a.m. working on the POA shot by shot... Of course this was in the days before the PotterCast all-nighters.

9. "Where's John?" Oh, the fun you all had the day I went 'missing'. The funniest part about that to me was how I was at work all day and wasn't even able to sign on until that night, when I was able to read about the fun all the "John" impersonators/mods were having hiding me places. (Thanks again Kimmy for coming to my rescue!)

8. The date/title of HBP. That was a way exciting day. I remember how it lit a fire under us as we knew then how much time we'd have to finish PotterParties. We still scrambled to get it finished in the last few weeks, but thats neither here nor there..

7. Debuting PotterParties. That was fun on many levels; being able to bring the world the cool new tool that is "PotterParties," and also all the 'fun' we had trying to get it to work. That will probably be the last time I get to play with the random question marks though...

6. Leaky Lounge opens for business! That was back in January; it's been a lot of fun interacting with all the readers and sharing theories and stories and meeting new people.

5. Reading the Leaky/MN Jo Interview, and all the excitement surrounding it. Chatting with Melis during those days up to and following the experience, it felt as if I was there myself - couldn't have been any more excited or proud for her.

4. Midnight release of HBP. Went to a low-key Potter Party at a Borders Books, let some girl paint a 'scar' on my forhead, and managed to have my book home with me and my siblings by 12:30 to begin the all night read-a-thon... tired out at Very Frosty Christmas, but finished after a four-hour nap.

3. PotterCast! At first, I honestly didn't have much interest. However, after sitting up with Melis helping her record the first episode (one of the funniest private Leaky moments of the year) I caught the podcast bug. I'd be amiss not to mention how great it's been to go from thinking of those guys at MuggleNet as MuggleNerds, to good friends - all thanks to the podcasting. It has been a blast bring the show to you all every week since then, and I hope each new show can be as good if not better then the last! [Thats your cue for all the non-listeners to make one of your new year's resolutions to check it out!]

2. Winning Jo's Fan Site Award was really a defining moment for Leaky this year. Up until then, I admit wondering when or if that day would ever come, but I've realized since how special winning when we did really is. It was the year anniversary of Jo's new website. It was right around the time of all the big HBP annoucements, and as of today we are the only site to be awarded this honor in all of 2005. I'll be forever flattered for the honor: the honor of Jo's recognition, and the honor of working with such a fantastic group of people who I all concider to be great friends.

1. And finally, though many of you purists will huff at my for saying so, my top moment (moments really) was the whole New York Premiere exerience. I really could write a whole other top 10 just for that weekend (but I don't want to take advantage of the rare occasion I get to add things into a post rather than around it). From getting there and meeting so many of the people I talk to so often for the first time face to face (yes, including the MuggleNerds), going out with everybody and exploring the city, being on the red carpet - inches away from so many of the people whose likenesses have spent the past couple years up on my Photoshop at one point or another, SEEING THE MOVIE with all of them at the premiere (and daydreaming of maybe one day being invited to a future Potter premiere, as a crew member), of COURSE the Live Leaky Mug podcast, and the bizarre/lucky experience of going to the Cast/Crew after party: getting a picture and a autograph with Radcliffe, and BRIEFLY sitting on a lounge next to Emma as she signed for me as well. I really can't remember ever having as much fun in recent years then I did that weekend - some times it seems more like a dream then something that really happened. If we can recreate at least half of the fun in the upcoming Vegas podcast it will easily be a highlight of 2006.

Deleted scenes from Harry Potter 'Goblet of Fire'

2006-01-04T01:14:00.000-08:00

The following deleted scenes are to be featured on the movie's DVD:

SCENE 1: Dumbledore asks his pupils to welcome Durmstrang and Beauxbatons students. All the Hogwarts students then start to sing the school song.

SCENE 2: A Durmstrang student asks a girl to go with him to the Yule Ball. She says yes, and two of their friends make gestures in the background.

SCENE 3: Harry tries to speak with Cho Chang, but as she is constantly surrounded by friends, he doesn't get the opportunity.

SCENE 4: Flitwick introduces the Weird Sisters at the Yule Ball. The lead singer speaks with the audience and then starts the first song.

SCENE 5: Karkaroff tells Snape about the mark of his arm. Snape ignores him and removes house points from Fawcet and Stebbins, who briefly appear in the scene. Snape doesn't care about what Karkaroff has to say.

SCENE 6: Mr. Crouch and Harry are speaking. Mad-Eye appears and Barty quickly leaves.

SCENE 7: The trio speak about the death of Mr. Crouch. Ron thinks that Fudge will prevent the story from leaking out to the public. Hermione believes his death, Harry's scar burning, and the Dark Mark at the Quidditch World Cup are related. She recommends Harry goes to visit Dumbledore.

SCENE 8: The trio speak about what Karkaroff was showing Snape on his arm. Hermione asks Harry which potion ingredients Snape accused him of stealing and realizes they are the ingredients needed for the Polyjuice Potion.
Although all of the following sources had previously reported different release dates, they now all agree that the GOF DVD will be released on March 7th - DVD Town, The Movie Insider, VideoETA and GameShout. So it seems pretty likely that this is indeed the release date, but we'll let you know what WB has to say.

'Goblet of Fire' internationally top film of 2005

2006-01-04T01:08:00.000-08:00

Although Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith was America's highest-grossing film of 2005, accumulating $380m (GOF grossed $277m), it fell behind Goblet of Fire by around $67m in international box office sales.

The latest installment in the Potter movie series also became the UK's most successful film of 2005. To date, Movie 4 has collected $812m worldwide.

Mugglenet.com Taps Limelight's Magic for Podcast Delivery of Harry Potter Content

2005-11-27T23:04:00.000-08:00

Limelight Networks, a leading Internet content delivery network, today announced it has been selected by Mugglenet.com, the most visited unofficial Harry Potter web site, as the platform for downloading podcasts and other digital content to the vast worldwide audience of Harry Potter fans. Mugglenet.com selected Limelight especially for the proven scalability of its high-bandwidth media delivery network which enables fast downloads of the extremely popular "MuggleCast," a weekly talk show dedicated to everything Harry Potter. The MuggleCast has previously reached #1 in the iTunes podcast rankings.

"After evaluating the available CDN platforms, we selected Limelight based on its solid reputation for cost-competitiveness, ease of implementation and reliability, as well as its scalability," said Damon Brangers, Senior Systems Manager of Mugglenet.com. "Our decision has been vindicated by Limelight's ability to unfailingly meet the strong demand for our MuggleCasts, which have polled among the top 50 iTunes podcasts since they began September, as well as for content directly accessible from Mugglenet.com, whose traffic exceeds that of any other Harry Potter web site."

Said Lou Greco, Vice President of Sales at Limelight, "The Limelight CDN is designed for large audience delivery of media & entertainment to a complete range of devices, including PCs, portable media players and mobile phones -- virtually any IP-connected device. As such, it's the ideal infrastructure for providing global distributed delivery of popular content such as that offered by Mugglenet.com to it's fast-growing base of enthusiastic fans."

"We're particularly looking forward to demonstrating the scalability of our CDN in providing downloads of the November 11 MuggleCast -- a live audience panel discussion with the Mugglenet team on the movie 'Goblet of Fire' before its premiere in New York City," Greco added. This podcast from a Barnes & Noble in midtown Manhattan should be very popular with avid fans wanting exclusive insights on GOF from insiders at Mugglenet and The-Leaky-Cauldron, another Harry Potter web site.

The Secrets of Harry Potter Podcast

2005-11-25T22:10:00.000-08:00

Fr. Roderick takes you on a journey of discovery through the magical world of wizards and muggles in a quest to uncover the secrets of the mythological, biblical and christian symbols and themes found in the Harry Potter series.

The Death Eaters and the Dark Mark in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - The Secrets of Harry Potter Episode 08
Starting with episode 8 of the Secrets of Harry Potter, we explore the symbols and themes in the fourth installment of the Harry Potter movies: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. This episode examines the secrets of the Death Eaters and the Dark Mark.

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The Secrets of Harry Potter - Episode 07
What do the editors of the Daily Prophet have in common with Yoda and John the Baptist? Where do the dreaded inferi come from? Is Fluffy originally from Greece, and does Buckbeak have an Italian father? Find out in this new edition of the Secrets of Harry Potter!

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Sat, 08 Oct 2005

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The Secrets of Harry Potter - Episode 06
In this episode, we will follow the two evil sisters Bellatrix and Narcissa when they visit the sinister streets of Spinner's End in search of Snape. Where do their strange names come from? And what are the secret origins of the Dark Mark and of the strange ceremony we witness?

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Mon, 01 Aug 2005

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The Secrets of Harry Potter - Episode 05
The wizarding world and the world of Muggles have always been separate from one another, and for good reasons. However, with the rise of Lord Voldemort, this separation is threatened. In this podcast, we will examine the parallels with our real world.

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Wed, 27 Jul 2005

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My Harry Potter 6 review - The Secrets of Harry Potter - Episode 04

My spoiler-free review of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince! Join me as we use floo-powder to head over to Flourish and Blotts Bookstore in Diagon Alley where I'll share with you my review of the story, the characters and the style of this sixth book!

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Mon, 18 Jul 2005

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The Secrets of Harry Potter - Episode 03

Vatican Radio clears up the confusion about pope Benedict's alleged condemnation of the Harry Potter series! Listen to a special podcast in which a Vatican official says that there's nothing wrong with Harry Potter.

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Thu, 14 Jul 2005

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The Secrets of Harry Potter - Episode 02

In this episode we will visit Diagon Alley, where we will discover the secrets of the magic wands used by Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort. We will explore the intriguing past of the mysterious Phoenix and we will learn why Harry's owl is called 'Hedwig'.

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Tue, 12 Jul 2005

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The Secrets of Harry Potter - Episode 01

Harry Potter is an orphan, raised by the Dursley family. He is unaware of this true origin, and he is not the only one... In this episode we will examine similar stories in myth and in biblical writings.

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Mon, 11 Jul 2005

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POTTERCAST - podcast for Harry Potter news

2005-11-25T21:59:00.000-08:00

Mudbloods,

Don't you just love it when you find hundreds of podcasts on the net that discusses news, events, and anything about our idol HARRY POTTER?

Yes, there are hundreds of Harry Potter podcasts online and I will be very glad to share the with you to free you from the hassle and burden of surfing the web.

Now comes Pottercast. The top site for Harry Potter news now brings you a Pottercast full of all the latest developments in the Harry Potter franchise, entertaining segments featuring discussion, theories, interviews and more!

The Leaky Mug #5
The mug is leaking! - Melissa comes in a bit late but brings in some special guests - Jamie Waylett sings the Leaky/MuggleNet rap - Matthew Lewis lays out his shipping couples - We make another big announcement: another live podcast! - The hosts of MuggleCast and PotterCast are hitting Las Vegas for THE live podcast event of 2006 - Our show...

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Tue, 22 Nov 2005

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PotterCast Show #12
Goblet of Fire World Premiere Report: One long discussion on all the details about the World Premiere of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in London last week - the red carpet, the screening, some details on the film, and all about the after-party! (Spoiler warnings apply to this podcast!) Running time: 45:07

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Thu, 10 Nov 2005

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Special PotterCast/MuggleCast #3
Andrew, Ben, Melissa and John lay down all the details for the live NYC cast - Special guests include Jeff from HPANA, Aris and Matt from Veritaserum, Jenna (possibly) from DR.com, and Mike from Shurtugal.com - Ben falls asleep... - Sleepy head and Andrew announce their Summer 2006 World Tour - What we'll be talking about, what we'll ...

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Fri, 04 Nov 2005

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PotterCast: Show #11
In this episode: -Happy Halloween! We come out a bit early to give a treat. -There's a mystery guest on the modcast! -Special Halloween-themed discussions -The fan interview is Lisa from Quick Quotes! -More on the live podcast in NYC -More from the Leaky PO Box -Soundtracks, Horcri and more in the mailbag Running time: 51:09

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Sun, 30 Oct 2005

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PotterCast: Show #10
In this episode: -Mike Newell talks about what he would have done had the film been split in two parts, Ralph Fiennes' Voldemort prep, the movie as a thriller, and the bits of book five that get previewed in movie four. -The mailbag: some of your most hilarious singing voicemails! -Modcast: PotterParties, Halloween and more! -Don't visit Sue...

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Wed, 26 Oct 2005

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PotterCast: Show #9
In this show: -We return to HP Production Designer Stuart Craig for more movie five -The fan interview delves into the secret past of Zacharias Smith -Do the Hippogriff! -How we do the show, and how you can do your own -More HarryHorcrux theory: where was the Horcrux spell in Priori Incantatem? -Project: sing us a song! -Some special guests ...

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Muggle Cast - Another Harry Potter Podcast

2005-11-25T21:50:00.000-08:00

When JK Rowling was still writing the first few pages of the first Harry Potter book, she didn't know that what she was about to create will change the history of the fantasy novel industry. After six books and three movies, Harry Potter still remains the all time favorite among teeners and even the not so teeners :)

Podcasting is infected with the Harry Potter flu.

From the internet's leading Harry Potter fan resource comes a new podcast designed to keep you in the know of everything Harry Potter. Staff members of MuggleNet bring you this informative and humorous podcast!

Latest podcast from MUGGLE CAST

The Leaky Mug #5
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MuggleCast Episode 16
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Sun, 20 Nov 2005
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Muggle/PotterCast LIVE in NYC
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Mon, 14 Nov 2005
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MuggleCast Episode 14
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MuggleMiniCast #2
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MuggleMiniCast #1
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MuggleCast Episode 13
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