Warner Bros. TV group boss Channing Dungey has said there is a “tremendous amount of ambition” for a Harry Potter TV series. Responding to Variety’s question about whether a TV pr…
‘s question about whether a TV project set in the wizarding world might be coming, following the success of the Harry Potter reunion and “Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses,”, Dungey said “There is a tremendous amount of ambition for that and we are engaged in a number of different conversations.”
Dungey was speaking at U.K. TV conference Content London, where she also revealed Warner Bros. TV was closing a deal with Amazon for animated DC content. “One of the interesting things that’s exciting for me at this moment, the approach of the previous management was much more like ‘Everything has to stay in house, we don’t want anything to go outside,'” Dungey said. “David Zaslav has been much more open to our exploring all of our animated IP and being able to do it on different platforms.
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