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Is Dumbledore Gay? Albus' Relationship With Grindelwald Explained
Summary
- Albus Dumbledore's sexuality was confirmed by J.K. Rowling in , discovering that he had a romantic partnership with Gellert Grindelwald.
- The Fantastic Beasts movies did not explicitly validate Dumbledore's gay persona, disappointing some fans who were hoping for more visibility.
- The upcoming Harry Potter TV series on Max may have an opportunity to properly portray Dumbledore as openly gay, without the need for ambiguity or censorship.
Harry Potter's Wizarding World is packed of secrets, of which many own been revealed and confirmed by J.K. Rowling over the years, including Albus Dumbledore's sexual orientation — so, is Dumbledore gay, and what is his relationship with Gellert Grindelwald? Back in , Rowling introduced readers to the Wizarding World through her debut novel, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Even though the Harry Potter series came to an end in (and in the case of the feature saga), the Wizarding World continued its expansion thanks to other works.
Fantastic References to a gay association have been edited out of a new Fantastic Beasts movie for the Chinese market, Warner Bros. has confirmed. Six seconds of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore have been removed following a demand from the communist region, the studio said. It aims to dispatch films worldwide "as released by their creators" but "historically" has faced "small edits made in local markets", it added. Dialogue taken out refers to a romantic past between male characters Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) and Gellert Grindelwald (Mads Mikkelsen), Variety reported. Author JK Rowling revealed Dumbledore was lgbtq+ in after being asked by a young fan whether he ever finds love. Rowling did not mention whether Grindelwald had returned his affections, however. Despite the change made to the new Fantastic Beasts show, its "spirit remains intact", a Warner Bros. emissary said. They commented: "We crave audiences everywhere in the world to see and enjoy this film, Even though the Harry Potter books came to a close when the seventh entry in the series was published in , that hasn't stopped author J.K. Rowling from adding to the larger lore of her wizarding world. With an Olivier and Tony-winning play that will probably live on the West Terminate and Broadway for all eternity, and the Fantastic Beasts franchise chugging right along, Rowling has figured out how to mine her fantastical brain for content better than any blogger ever could. (How does she carry out it? I am so tired.) But despite being a genius at world-building, Rowling is notorious for retroactively adding details to her published stories, causing controversy both within the Harry Potter fanbase and the outside nature of casual fans. The most notorious example, of course, would be the sexuality of Albus Dumbledore. In a interview, Rowling claimed that the head of Hogwarts, who serves as a mentor to the titular traits and tragically perishes in the penultimate novel, was deeply in love with the dark wizard G Spoiler alert: The following upload discusses plot details from the new "Harry Potter" spinoff movie "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore." Nearly 15 years after J.K. Rowling revealed Dumbledore is gay, "Harry Potter" fans finally saw that backstory play out onscreen in the third prequel spinoff "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore." "Harry Potter" Professor Albus Dumbledore (played by a bearded Jude Law) had an intense meeting over tea in the movie's opening scene with his former love-turned-archfoe Gellert Grindelwald (Mads Mikkelsen, who took the roleover from Johnny Depp). Later, the two face off in a long-teased wand battle. The social media reaction from fans still on the "Fantastic Beasts" train was varied. "What's the secret?? That he's gay??? We already knew that, bro," wrote Twitter user @animeberet. "I adore so much how they're handling Dumbledore being male lover Hope we see more," wrote @PotterxFlash.Fantastic Beasts movie: Dumbledore and Grindelwald's gay relationship edited out for Chinese market
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