The "natural mother" of Harry Potter is estranged: The cast and fans are "disgusted", the coldest is Emma Watson's attitude

The relationship between the "mother" of Harry Potter and the film crew is showing signs of c.racking, how tense is it that "missing" in the 20-year anniversary project?

For the Harry Potter series to be as successful as it is today, it is indispensable for the mentorship of JK Rowling - the original author, and the last "closer" for the three roles of Harry - Hermione - Ron. However, recently, writer JK Rowling was completely absent from the documentary Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts, the 20th anniversary of the film's broadcast.

The trio of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint themselves rarely mention the "mother" of the work, making the audience curious about the real relationship between them and the author. Is there a serious secret behind the scenes? What did JK Rowling do to let the whole team "outside" so quickly?

Ever since HBO Max announced the Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts project in November last year, the public has been keenly aware of a name missing from the trailer. It is the author JK Rowling, although she still ensures her health to participate in the program, thereby raising questions about internal conflicts.

Instead of going to the studio like many people, JK Rowling appeared through an old video. Specifically from the interview in 2019, where she talked about the difficult casting process. The screen time of the 56-year-old writer is also very little, as if put in for "standard procedures", but there is no emotional reunion at all.

Currently, Harry Potter fans believe that: JK Rowling caused discord because of her fiery statements on the Internet. In 2020, JK Rowling shocked that only "menstruating" could be called a woman. She also rattled Twitter for disrespecting transgender people. In addition, there are a number of marginal statements about Harry Potter, such as Dumbledore's sexual orientation, which make old fans protest.

As for the Harry Potter cast, everyone, even though they didn't say anything, implicitly expressed their attitude towards the original author. In one interview, Daniel Radcliffe still thanked JK Rowling for making his career flourish. However, he admitted he did not understand what JK Rowling said on the Internet.

Emma Watson just quietly posted a tweet expressing her support for the transgender community.

She wrote: "Transgender people have the right to tell everyone who they are and they deserve to have their own lives without being questioned or denied by others. I want all my followers. As a transgender person, I know that I, along with so many other people around the world, always watch, respect and love you."

Not only Emma Watson, another Harry Potter actor Bonnie Wright also stood up against JK Rowling's statement with a softer tweet: "If Harry Potter is the beginning of love and is What belongs to you, that love is limitless. There, there are no judgments or questions at all. Transgender people are women."

Meanwhile, Rupert Grint affirmed his respect for JK Rowling, not wanting to comment further on the incident.

JK Rowling, real name Joanne Rowling, was born in 1965 in Yates County, Glouceshire, Scotland. She is the author of the famous fantasy series Harry Potter, which is so familiar to millions of people around the world.

From a young age, Rowling clearly showed her talent and passion for writing with many fairy tales about characters such as elves, dwarfs, fairies...

At the age of 6, Rowling's first work was published, which was the story of a giant bee's journey to visit a sick rabbit friend.

In 1982, she graduated from high school and boldly applied to Oxford University with the hope that she would be free to pursue her passion for literary creation but was unfortunately rejected. Depressed, she closed her book and pen and put her love of writing aside.

The idea of the famous Harry Potter series came to Rowling quite unexpectedly when she was waiting for the train to go from Manchester to London in 1990.

"I was alone waiting for the train back to London when the idea of Harry Potter came into my mind. The image of a thin dark-haired b.oy with bright eyes wandering on the platform with a wand in hand came to mind.

I didn't have a pen and paper with me at the time and as soon as I got home I started writing Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. But in the end, the first few pages were nothing like the later book," Rowling recalls.

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