In The Cursed Child, Harry converses with the portrait of Albus Dumbledore. What this means for Albus Dumbledore could be a possible recasting. In fact, Christopher Columbus has expressly stated that he'd be interested in creating a Harry Potter and the Cursed Child adaptation. There is now some consideration that the continuation of Harry's story could be made into a movie.
The four-act production received rave reviews from critics, and it was a great addition to the Harry Potter universe, despite some plot holes here and there. The Cursed Child follows the second generation of Harry Potter namely, Harry's son Albus Severus and his best friend Scorpius Malfoy, as they take a journey through time. However, it's based on an original story crafted by Rowling, John Tiffany, and Thorne. Rowling, but an author named Jack Thorne.
The book itself was released on the same day. The Cursed Child started as a wildly popular stage play, which hit London theaters on July 31st, 2016. There have been rumors floating around about the possibility of a Harry Potter and the Cursed Child movie - which could mean another Dumbledore recast in the future. The circumstances were unfortunate, but Gambon stepped up in a time of need and gave the beloved book character a special on-screen counterpart, right up to Dumbledore's iconic death in Harry Potter and t he Half-Blood Prince. The actor decided early on that he wouldn't try to copy Harris' performance and, instead, made Dumbledore his own. This initially threw many viewers off, but his prominence and longevity in the franchise won fans over. His portrayal became one of the actor's best-known roles, but his version of the character was drastically different than his predecessor. Gambon, another Irish-born actor, played Dumbledore for the remaining six films in the Harry Potter series. After Peter O'Toole's age and health status became worrisome, the producers went with Michael Gambon as Harris' official replacement as Dumbledore. Fellow Lord of the Rings star Ian McKellen was also considered, but felt uncomfortable taking the role due to his rocky relationship with Harris. Several popular and established actors almost played Albus Dumbledore, including Christopher Lee, who was a top pick but couldn't commit due to scheduling conflicts. Cuarón and the rest of the Harry Potter crew spent months trying to refill the role of Dumbledore for Prisoner of Azkaban - and beyond.
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