In addition to being the author of the original book, JK Rowling, author of “Harry Potter”, has long been known as the film’s director and toy designer. But according to Malfoy actor Tome Felton in an interview with The Independent about his book, Beyond the Wand: The Magic and Chaos of Growing a Wizard, it was much less involved in filming than people think.
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In the interview, when asked why Rowling’s name was not mentioned in the book’s writing list alone, Felton brought up her controversial views on transgender people. First Felton said it would not do anything that did not support human rights, but added: “It also reminds us that although Jo (Rowling’s name) is the creator of these stories, she is not part of the making films. It was the process. as complicated as people imagined. I think I only remember seeing her on set once or twice.”
Felton did not directly address his views on Do Rowling’s personal views, stating that Rowling still has a responsibility to create what he calls stories that people “of all ages and backgrounds” will love . He added that his friends “have different views on a variety of issues, we celebrate our choices, and “we don’t like to be critical of people who might say things we don’t agree with. “
Meanwhile, Rowling remains unrepentant of her previous statement, responding on Twitter that she reads her “latest royalty check” whenever someone reminds her of a potential lost fan and finds that “the pain went away quickly.” After years of questionable changes to her book’s characters via Twitter posts, Rowling echoed her feelings about being transgender and has been slammed by fans ever since.
After it happened, Harry Potter stars spoke about their relationship with Rowling based on Rowling’s perspective, while the developers behind the upcoming game Hogwarts Legacy tried to distance themselves from her opinion, organizations like American Fourball have stop referring to their sport as Quidditch, mentioning it specifically. point as one reason.
