The HBO Harry Potter series continues to attract attention. This time, Gary Oldman shared his views on the show - as well as a very special character he would like to play. Oldman, of course, played the godfather of Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and a significant wizard Sirius Black in film adaptations, but in a new interview with DiversityHe acknowledged interest in playing even more significant character, if the opportunity arises:

"I would have a shot in Dumbledore. But I get there, now I get there. Only the real age for Dumbledore."

In the same interview, Oldman noted that he thinks the show's creators are likely to get rid of the actors from the films, so it doesn't look exactly like holding his breath until someone offered him the role ... which is a good thing, given that the show has already thrown Johnon Litgov as Dumbled.

Enough stunning, it seems that the desire to play characters older than their own seems to be running in the movie "Harry Potter", Radcliffe (who is unlikely to come back, given that he is among the many Harry Potter's Starswells condemning the anti-transch community of FC Rowling author) stated that if he hypothetically appeared in the HBO series, He would like to play Sirius Black.

In addition to talking about his "Harry Potter" dream role, Oldman was thrilled for many Cut the substenses of the Harry Potter movie that could be in the HBO seriesSo he will probably be almost happy to see the show, as it would be to behave. However, even without his presence, the HBO show will not be shy from the starvet.

Together with Litgov, the announced team for the Harry Potter series includes several high -profile names like Nick Frost (which is almost the perfect choice to play Rubeus Hagrid) and Ozark and Starvaza Esesons Oneti McThei (like McGon. "My to destroy it." The series will also feature a multi-year sub-radar comedy the Great Paul Whitehouse ("Fast Show") as Argus Filch. There is a strong argument to make it HBO's Harry Potter series is destined to flopBut if this happens, the failure will certainly not be the fault of the casting department.