Production has now started on the new Harry Potter television series - with more members of the cast revealed.
The series will debut in 2027 on HBO and HBO Max - including in the UK where the channel is set to launch.
An open casting call for young actors from the UK and Ireland was held last year - resulting in the new Harry, Ron and Hermione being cast, along with other younger characters such as Lavender Brown and Neville Longbottom.
They join a cast of established actors who will once again bring the wizarding world of Hogwarts alive.
It will be written and executive produced by Francesca Gardiner, whose previous screen credits include His Dark Materials, The Rook and The Man in the High Castle.
Meanwhile Edinburgh-based author J.K. Rowling is on board as an executive producer.
It comes 24 years since the first film in the series was released, introducing the world to the then little-known acting trio of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint.
Here are all 22 names currently confirmed for the television series
9. Leo Earley as Seamus Finnigan
Irish Potter fans might be familiar with Leo Earley, who will play Irish half-blood wizard Seamus Finnigan. Last year he featured on RTÉ’s Late Late Toy Show, skilfully telling a story that won him the under-12 storytelling Fleadh title. | RTE
10. Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley
Alastair Stout has been cast as Ron Weasley in the new Harry Potter television series. Pretty much a complete unknown before winning the role, his only previous credited screen appearance is in an advert for Albert Bartlett potatoes entitled ‘Roll on Jersey Royal Season’. He plays ‘son at dinner’. | HBO
11. Janet McTeer as Minerva McGonagall
Double Oscar-nominee Janet McTeer has been confirmed to play Minerva McGonagall, taking over the role from the much-missed Maggie Smith, The 'Ozark' actress has also won a Tony, an Olivier and a Golden Globe. Other actresses rumoured to be in the running included Dame Helen Mirren and Sharon Horgan. | Getty Images
12. Bertie Carvel as Cornelius Fudge
Bertie Carvel will be playing Cornelius Fudge - the32nd Minister for Magic of the British Ministry of Magic. The two-time Olivier Award-winner has a long and distinguished career on screen and stage, including leading roles in Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Doctor Foster, Dalgliesh, and The Crown (he played Prime Minister Tony Blair). | Getty Images for BFI