HBO CEO Casey Bloys said JK Rowling has been 'fairly involved' in the planned 'Harry Potter' series, but it 'hasn't affected' casting decisions.

"It hasn't affected the casting or hiring of writers or production staff or anything," HBO boss Casey Bloys says.

The Harry Potter TV series is currently in production under HBO and Max, with the huge involvement of the author J.K. Rowling. And as per the CEO of HBO and Max, Casey Bloys, the show hasn’t "felt any impact" from the author’s anti-transgender views.

During a press event on Tuesday, HBO and Max chief Casey Bloys addressed the criticism "Game of Thrones" author George R.R. Martin leveled against Season 2 of "House of the Dragon," the adaptation of his novel "Fire & Blood.

HBO head Casey Bloys responded to George R.R. Martin's criticisms of "House of the Dragon" Season 2, saying adaptations are "sometimes rocky"

When it comes to HBO’s House of the Dragon, George R.R. Martin is not afraid to share his thoughts on it. Earlier this fall, in fact, he really aired his HOTD grievances in a blog post that is now deleted. Now, HBO and Max’s Chairman and CEO Casey Bloys has addressed the author’s criticisms as well as the network's relationship with him.

HBO boss Casey Bloys insists that just because the cast are all busy movie stars doesn't mean that Euphoria is dead. Photo by: Eddy Chen/HBO We here at The A.V. Club have been on constant Euphoria watch: Will the young upstart over at HBO ever fight again?

Euphoria” Season 3 is still on track, according to HBOI/Max boss Casey Bloys. HBO had previously announced that Season 3 would at long last go into production in January 2025, almost exactly three years after the premiere of Season 2,

Euphoria” is on schedule to start production in January for an eight-episode third season, according to HBO and Max boss Casey Bloys. “We are shooting ‘Euphoria,'” the HBO and Max chairman and CEO told reporters on Tuesday at a press event,