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Stranger Things 4 Releasing Summer 2022, Netflix Unveils New Teaser Trailer and Episode Titles

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Stranger Things 4 will be released in summer 2022. On the weekend of Stranger Things Day (November 6), Netflix announced the fourth trailer for the fourth season of Stranger Things, titled “Welcome to California.” It is told from the perspective of Eleven (Milliy Bobby Brown)-now in California with Joyce Byers (Winona Reid) and her family-wrote a letter to Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard). Although the third season of “Stranger Things 4” will be released in three years’ time, its set time is less than a year later in the spring of 1986.

In addition, Netflix also announced the title of all nine episodes of “Stranger Things 4”. “Dear Mike, today is the 185th day. I think I finally got used to it,” Eleven said at the beginning of the new Stranger Things 4 trailer. I guess the number of days refers to the time between them. Before taking us to the new school in California, the trailer gave us a glimpse of Joyce’s sons Will (Noah Schnapp) and Jonathan (Charlie Heaton). Eleven continued: “I even like going to school now.

I have made a lot of friends.” She seemed to lie at the last point because we saw her wave being ignored and bullied by several other girls. When the Stranger Things 4 trailer flipped to the point that Mike was reading her letter. “We will spend the best spring break ever,” the voice of 11 is added to the black background, and the new trailer shows how terrifying it will eventually become: creepy dolls, gunshots, soldiers, sliding Cars, helicopters, Hummers, the big bang, and what seemed to be two secret agents seized Eleven. The best spring break, of course.

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HBO defends JK Rowling’s involvement in Harry Potter series despite problematic stance on transgender community

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HBO defends JK Rowling’s involvement in Harry Potter series despite problematic stance on transgender community

JK Rowling, whose Harry Potter book franchise gave Warner Bros a blockbuster film franchise, is also associated with its upcoming HBO series.

JK Rowling has remained decidedly steadfast on her controversial stance on the transgender community. In a statement to Variety, HBO explained why the author is still involved in its upcoming series on Harry Potter despite her problematic gender politics. (Also Read: This Oscar-nominated actor lost out on Luna Lovegood role in Harry Potter, says how it ‘stayed with me over the years’)

What HBO said

“We are proud to once again tell the story of Harry Potter — the heartwarming books that speak to power of friendship, resolve and acceptance. JK Rowling has a right to express her personal views. We will remain focused on the development of the new series, which will only benefit from her involvement,” HBO’s statement stated.

It also added that its parent company Warner Bros “been working with JK Rowling and in the Harry Potter business for over 20 years” and “her contribution has been invaluable.” The report also states that HBO chief Casey Bloys informed the media at an event on November 12 that JK Rowling was “very, very involved in the process selecting the writer and the director,” and her anti-trans statements “haven’t affected the casting or hiring of writers or productions staff.”

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A couple of days before that, Rowling had shared a screenshot of a tweet by an X user who wrote, “My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined” when the author had revealed that she’s “very involved” in the Harry Potter series. Rowling wrote along with the screenshot, “I’ve only just seen this response to me saying I’m very involved in the Harry Potter TV show and I think I’ve pulled something laughing.”

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Warner Bros launched an open casting call for the leads Harry, Hermoine and Ron, who were played by Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, respectively, in the eight-part movie franchise.

The series will most likely go ahead with newcomers for the top three characters and mix it with veterans for the adult cast, like the movie franchise, which featured Richard Harris as Dumbledore and roped in Michael Gambon after his death. Late star Maggie Smith played Professor McGonagall, and Alan Rickman starred as Professor Snape.

Mark Rylance, 64, who won an Academy Award for best supporting actor in 2016 for his work in Steven Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies, is reportedly at the top of the casting wishlist to play Dumbledore in the Harry Potter series.

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