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Actors Iwan Rheon and Blake Harrison Tackle Iconic Roles in Lupin Adaptation

1/14/2026

Summary

Story summary

Iwan Rheon, the actor, voices Professor Remus Lupin in Audible’s Prisoner of Azkaban adaptation, released January 13, 2026.
Blake Harrison voices Peter Pettigrew in the same adaptation.
Rheon said he was excited to portray Lupin, a complex mentor to Harry.
Harrison discussed freedom of voice acting and the pressure to honor iconic film performances.
Both actors faced pronunciation challenges and the demands of their roles, despite dyslexia, embracing the opportunity.

History

Historical Context

J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," published in 1999, became a bestseller, selling over three million copies in the UK. The film adaptation, released in 2004, grossed approximately $797 million worldwide, showcasing the franchise's cultural impact. Today, characters like Professor Lupin continue to resonate, as seen in recent adaptations, highlighting the evolution of storytelling across media.

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Story summary

Iwan Rheon, the actor, voices Professor Remus Lupin in Audible’s Prisoner of Azkaban adaptation, released January 13, 2026.
Blake Harrison voices Peter Pettigrew in the same adaptation.
Rheon said he was excited to portray Lupin, a complex mentor to Harry.
Harrison discussed freedom of voice acting and the pressure to honor iconic film performances.
Both actors faced pronunciation challenges and the demands of their roles, despite dyslexia, embracing the opportunity.

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