The search is officially on for the next generation of stars to portray Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger in HBO’s highly anticipated new “Harry Potter” TV series. In an exciting opportunity for children across the UK and Ireland, HBO has launched an open casting call to find three young actors to take on the iconic roles in the series, set to be a “faithful adaptation” of J.K. Rowling’s beloved books.
Open Casting Call Details
[block_2]HBO has now started the search for talented children, aged 9-11 as of April 2025, who are residents of the UK or Ireland to play the lead roles.
A post on the official Harry Potter Facebook page announced the casting call, inviting aspiring young actors to audition for the roles of Harry, Ron, and Hermione.
[block_4]How to Apply
To apply for one of the roles, children must submit their application through the Cast It website. Applicants are required to upload two videos:
- A short poem or story reading (maximum 30 seconds) – the selection should not be from Harry Potter.
- A video introduction about yourself (one-minute maximum), including your date of birth, height, where you live, and details about any family members, friends, or pets you are particularly close to.
Parents or legal guardians must submit the application on behalf of their child, and all applications need to be completed before the deadline of October 31, 2024.
Past Performers
In the original films, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson brought Harry, Ron, and Hermione to life, making the roles some of the most cherished in cinematic history.
This new adaptation provides an incredible opportunity for young talents to join the legacy of Harry Potter and captivate new generations of fans.
For those interested, full instructions and further details about the audition process can be found on the Cast It website.
This open call could be the chance of a lifetime for aspiring young actors, as HBO embarks on the journey to bring the magical world of Harry Potter back to screens for the next decade.
