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John Lithgow expressed surprise at the backlash following the announcement of his role as Albus Dumbledore in the upcoming "Harry Potter" TV series. In a recent interview, the acclaimed actor shared his thoughts on the controversy surrounding J.K. Rowling and the impact it has had on the franchise. Lithgow questioned why the criticisms directed at Rowling should influence perceptions of the series or its cast.
He emphasized that his decision to take on the iconic character was driven by his passion for storytelling and the opportunity to bring Dumbledore to life for a new generation. Lithgow acknowledged the complexities of the current cultural landscape but maintained that his focus remains on his craft. He described this role as potentially his last major performance, making it a significant moment in his illustrious career. Lithgow's reflections highlight the intersection of art and personal beliefs in today's entertainment industry.
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