Cancel mob attacking JK haven't got a potion

ANYONE watching the new documentary Return to Hogwarts, celebrating 20 years of the Harry Potter films, would be forgiven for thinking producers may have used a shot of the boy wizard's vanishing potion.

- Chris Bucktin

Throughout the HBO Max show, the stars spoke gushingly during the 102-minute special about the movies that made them into multi-millionaire global stars.

But, apart from the odd fleeting glimpse, the woman behind their fame and fortune, JK Rowling, is more elusive than Voldemort victory.

The only time the author appears is in brief clips from an interview she gave back in 2019.

Though the show's American producers have not given any official explanation, it would not take Albus Dumbledore to figure a possible reason why.

Over the last two years, Rowling has become the trans lobbyists' number one enemy branded evil by woke activists.

Efforts to "cancel" her have been unrelenting with thousands of rape and murder threats made towards her on social media.