The Holiday Season Means New Harry Potter Marathons on SYFY and USA Network
September 4, 2024 ⚊ 1 Min read ⚊ Views 14 ⚊ BUSINESS
The deal between WarnerMedia and NBCUniversal is supposed to officially end in April 2025 — that is, if it isn’t renewed. If the companies choose not to renew the deal, then the Harry Potter movies may stay on Max permanently since Warner Bros. owns the rights to the property, but that’s not a guarantee. In the meantime, Harry Potter fans can get excited about the reboot series in production at Max. The series promises a greater expansion of the Wizarding World that includes more scenes from the books with an entirely new cast. While the series is wound up in controversy due to creator J.K. Rowling’s past and current transphobic comments, Succession’s Francesca Gardiner and Mark Mylod have been tapped to write and direct, respectively. Until then, fans will have to play a guessing game of when Harry Potter will be on Max or Peacock to stream.
