Among the guests at Dream It Con last weekend along with other members of the Harry Potter cast, Jessie Caveinterpreter of Lavender Brown in the film saga about the literary adventures of JK Rowling, responded to the phrases of her colleague Miriam Margolyes, who had criticized certain adult fans still obsessed with the franchise.
Cave, featured in The Half-Blood Prince and The two episodes of The Deathly Hallowscommented on his colleague’s words:“It’s a shame that it happened. You know how she is, a little peculiar. And I think she didn’t want to be interpreted that way”.
Miriam Margolyes played Professor Pomona Sprite and a few days ago he declared that Harry Potter is a children’s story and that adult fans should be out of it by now. According to Jessie Cave, the literary and then cinematic saga had a fundamental importance for many people: “I don’t like that he said that” she reiterated “It’s an incredible thing what Harry Potter did, he created a community”.
Despite being grateful to the franchise, Miriam Margolyes distanced herself from Harry Potter and the excessive passion for the saga:“Twenty-five years have passed, they remain stuck there, I worry about them”.
In addition to Jessie Cave, the Paris convention was also attended by Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), James Phelps (Fred Weasley), Oliver Phelps (George Weasley), Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom) and Alfred Enoch (Dean Thomas).
If you are an adult fan and don’t think like Miriam Margolyes here is the review of the Harry Potter reunion, which took place a couple of years ago.
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