JK Rowling has NOT been turned down since meeting Harry Potter again

JK Rowling she has not been turned down since reuniting Harry Potter, as previously believed The Independent.

A teaser for the New Year’s special offer viewed by the publication features Bonnie Wright, played by Ginny Weasley. Daniel Radcliffe, who played as the main character and man behind Hagrid, Robbie Coltrane, discusses the author.

The alleged absence of Harry Potter creator JK, 56, comes amid ongoing controversy over her views on transgender person and although it was initially assumed that she would not perform at all, she appears in conversations and archival recordings.

At the eagerly awaited reunion, Daniel joins manager Emma Watson, who played Hermione Granger, and Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley, as well as a number of teammates celebrating 20 years since the franchise first aired.

Despite her stellar performance, the author of the stratospherically successful franchise, JK Rowling, was not present at the special meeting.

The Independent, however, has now revealed that he will be at the center of conversations between the cast as they detail her writing.

Bonnie said: ‘So many people fell in love with JK Rowling’ writing, and Daniel continued: ” I think it’s very easy to forget that people were talking about the ‘death of reading’ at the time. ‘

Open: The New Year’s Special Teaser, viewed by the publication, features Bonnie Wright (far right), played by Ginny Weasley. Daniel Radcliffe, (center), who played the main character and the man behind Hagrid, Robbie Coltrane, discusses the author

Speaker: Robbie Coltrane also discussed the author

Robbie agreed, “One of the many reasons I admire JK so much is that millions are now reading books that would never have picked up a single book in their lives, and you suddenly realize the power of writing.”

JK will not join the special program due to the many controversies that have surrounded her over the past few years after she tweeted about the biological sex that caused the response and consequent “failure” of the trans community.

In June 2020, she criticized an opinion on Twitter that used the term “people who are menstruating” instead of women. She then went on to thread about biological sex.

That was then: JK is pictured with Rupert and Danielle on Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone in 2001

She later explained that she respects “the rights of every trans person to live in any way they deem genuine and comfortable,” and went on to march, “if you were discriminated against on the grounds that you are trans.

“At the same time, my life has shaped a woman,” she said, the Associated Press reported at the time. “I don’t think it’s hostile to say that.”

She then faced new calls about transphobia in September 2020 after it was revealed that the villain in her latest book Troubled Blood – written under Rowling’s pseudonym Robert Galbraith – is a male serial killer who dresses up as a woman to kill his victims.

Following these comments, Harry Potter actors Daniel, Rupert, Emma and Eddie Redmayne, who plays in her films Fantastic Beasts, criticized the author.

Seen: Emma, ​​Rupert and Daniel are pictured at the reunion