The festive union of Harry Potter movie stars, Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts, which aired last weekend on the HBO MAX streaming service, has thrilled millions of Muggles around the world.
After all, not every day Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint & Co. meet to mark two decades since the launch of the first film in the series, a huge blockbuster that kicked off their careers and made them well-known names in every home to this day.
Still, a small but very jarring fad made the celebration a little cloudy.
During the show, when Watson was talking about her childhood, a photo was shown on screen of a very cute little girl wearing a pair of Minnie Mouse plastic ears and eating breakfast.
This girl was indeed called her mother, but alas - her last name was not Watson, but rather Roberts.
Indeed, it was not difficult to discern that this is a nostalgic picture that actress Emma Roberts, star of "American Horror" (and Julia's niece), shared in a 2012 post.
Emma Roberts, Photo: Gettyimages
As expected, the network was soon filled with sarcastic reactions that explained to the producers that although the two stars bear the same first name and are more or less the same age, these are two completely different women.
Also, the fact that the show was produced by HBO itself - a company owned by Warner Media, which is of course also the film producer, and not some unknown third party, only added to its appeal.
Photo of Emma Roberts as a child, Photo: Instagram
"Guys, help me, this is Emma Roberts and not Emma Watson!", Tweeted one fan on Twitter, accompanied by many emojis of skulls, while other comments included statements such as "I do not believe!", "I'm screaming now!"
And "No, there is no way the editorial team did such a thing!".
It actually turns out that there is a situation.
Is there no magic cancellation or something?
Were we wrong?
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