The cast of the new "Harry Potter" show on HBO is rounding out, as a slate of new performers add their names to the program.

Lox Pratt is slated to play Draco Malfoy, with Johnny Flynn as his father Lucius Malfoy. In more family castings, Bel Powley is set as Petunia Dursley and Daniel Rigby as Vernon Dursley, Harry’s aunt and uncle. Additionally, Katherine Parkinson will play Ron’s mom, Molly Weasley.

Europe has been the fastest-growing international region for the streaming service, which is getting ready to accelerate its global growth strategy with the latest market debuts.

HBO’s medical drama The Pitt is officially heading into its second season, and with it comes a new face familiar to fans of prestige TV.

The new Harry, Ron and Hermione have received their Hogwarts admission letters. Dominic McLaughlin will portray The Boy Who Lived, Harry Potter himself. Alastair Stout will play Harry’s best friend Ronald Weasley,

“Cathouse,” which began airing in June 2005, took a lighthearted look at the lives of employees at the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, a legal brothel in Mound House, Nevada. An instant ratings smash, it ran for two seasons and spawned 10 specials.

Max ( soon to become HBO Max once again) added a bunch of titles to its streaming lineup at the start of June, giving subscribers dozens of new movie options to stream. The streaming service added popular films like The Hunger Games,

HBO has shared several casting announcements regarding the highly anticipated TV show Harry Potter. This has included the core trio, several members of the Hogwarts staff and even the Dursleys! To celebrate this magical news,

HBO Max will expand to 12 New territories in July; WBD execs outlined the local programming strategy at NEM Dubrovnik.

LONDON —Warner Bros. Discovery has announced that HBO Max will launch direct-to-consumer in multiple new countries this July as the streamer becomes available in Albania, Armenia, Cyprus, Estonia, Georgia, Iceland, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, and Tajikistan.

The four-day shoot took place across the university's picturesque campus, with production signs visible around several buildings. According to a casting call shared by the university, the filming was for a new, unnamed HBO comedy series. Local residents were quick to notice the buzz.

University of the Pacific has become the newest backdrop for an untitled HBO and Warner Bros. TV series being filmed on campus. Here's what we know.