Ralph Fiennes Unintentionally Reveals New Voldemort in Harry Potter Series

Ralph Fiennes has unintentionally revealed the potential casting of a new Voldemort in the upcoming Harry Potter series. The actor, known for his portrayal of the villain in the original film adaptations, made this slip during a red carpet interview.
Ralph Fiennes Comments on Voldemort Casting
During the interview, Fiennes was asked who he would choose to take over his iconic role as Voldemort. He mentioned, “Well, I’m told they’re already filled, aren’t they?” When pressed further by the interviewer, he inadvertently suggested Cillian Murphy as an excellent choice for the character.
Fiennes responded, “I’ve already said, I think Cillian Murphy is very good. Very good. Very good choice. I think they’ve cast it, haven’t they?” Realizing the significance of his words, he hesitated, stating, “I don’t know. I thought they had.” This moment has sparked excitement and speculation among fans about the new Voldemort.
New Casting for Harry Potter Series
While the role of Voldemort remains officially unconfirmed, several main characters have already been cast for the HBO Max series. The following actors will be taking on key roles:
- Harry Potter: Dominic McLaughlin
- Hermione Granger: Arabella Stanton
- Ron Weasley: Alistair Stout
Producer and Director Insights
Showrunner Francesca Gardiner and lead director Mark Mylod expressed their enthusiasm for the new cast. They stated, “The talent of these three unique actors is wonderful to behold, and we cannot wait for the world to witness their magic together onscreen.”
They also acknowledged the extensive audition process, thanking the tens of thousands of children who participated. The excitement surrounding the casting choices indicates strong anticipation for the series.
Release Information
Filming for the new Harry Potter series is currently underway. The anticipated release date is set for 2027 on HBO Max. Fans eagerly await updates and more information about the new Voldemort and other characters as production progresses.




