Channing Dungey, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Television Group, also gave an update on 'Ted Lasso' season four during her keynote at MIPCOM Cannes.

In June, after being narrowed down to three finalists, it was announced that Francesca Gardiner would take on the role of showrunner for HBO’s “Harry Potter.” She won the role over Tom Moran (“The Devil’s Hour”) and Kathleen Jordan (“Teenage Bounty Hunters”), per Deadline.

The CEO of Warner Bros has said the new Harry Potter remake will be 'more in-depth' than the film adaptations.

Max’s Harry Potter show is drumming up buzz for multiple reasons. While some fans seem excited to jump into a reimagining of the Wizarding World, others – especially those who love the Potter films we have – aren’t so enthused.

In an exciting development for fans of the beloved wizarding world, Channing Dungey, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Television Group, has confirmed that the upcoming HBO series based on J.K. Rowling ’s Harry Potter will explore the material “more in-depth” than the original films.

The upcoming Harry Potter series is expected to delve deeper into the story than a typical two-hour movie, according to HBO’s TV chief Channing Dungey. During a recent media summit, Dungey, who serves as the chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Television Group, confirmed the exciting news.

During a recent appearance at C-Suite Conversations, Warner Bros' television CEO Channing Dungey says HBO's Harry Potter series will be more “in-depth” than the movies. That is a bold claim comparing the upcoming series to the previous epic adaptations of J.K. Rowling's books.

HBO is giving more details about their new 'Harry Potter' series! During a conversation at MIPCOM Cannes, Channing Dungey, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Television Group, gave updates on all the studio's big projects like 'Shrinking,

The Harry Potter TV series from Warner Bros. will explore the wizarding world "more in depth" than the film series did, an executive has said. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. Television Group chairman and CEO Channing Dungey admitted "there's not a lot to talk about yet" but made clear the company is looking to go deeper into Harry Potter lore than the films did.

Channing Dungey sheds some light on the intentions of the upcoming Harry Potter series from HBO. Based on the bestselling books, the first film adaptation came out 2001 and led to seven more movies, which performed well critically and commercially.