It’s been 15 years since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 was released, and it remains the best film in the franchise.

Warner Bros is extending its team-up with "shared reality" venue operator Cosm, slating a new version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone for 2026.

Radcliffe recently appeared on GMA, where he was shown Felton’s comments about the way he had inspired Felton to come to Broadway. The former Harry Potter actor admitted it was a weird thing to hear, because he always saw Felton as the “cool kid” on the set. Radcliffe said:

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is set to return to theaters, but it will look entirely different with a new shared reality experience by Cosm.

Warner Bros. and Cosm will debut “Harry Potter and Sorcerer’s Stone” in Shared Reality at Cosm's immersive entertainment venues

The upcoming Harry Potter remake will tackle several scenes not covered in the original movie, expanding on the story.

How sweet is that? Isaacs regularly gushes about Tom Felton, so it's not too surprising that he headed to Broadway to support his onscreen son's return to Draco Malfoy. And the photos are adorable enough to get even the most hardcore Slytherin feeling the love. Talk about a proud Dad moment.

Wait a minute! The backstory of the Harry Potter universe got the biggest update ever: the writer J.K. Rowling actually visited the location during the filming of the new Harry Potter TV series in the UK. Rowling's visit is of great significance to the production and has already been one of the most talked-about issues in this adaptation.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' is being adapted into an immersive shared reality experience by Cosm and Warner Brothers

Today is the 15th anniversary of the U.S. theatrical release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. This film was much more than the seventh installment in a successful franchise; it was a pivotal moment that broke new box office records,