J.K. Rowling's 'Fantastic Beasts' star Eddie Redmayne calls out 'vitriol' against author: 'Disgusting'

Oscar-winning actor Eddie Redmayne recently appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to promote his latest release The Trial of the Chicago 7. Jimmy Fallon couldn't help but ask the 38-year-old actor about Fantastic Beasts 3, which recently resumed filming in the UK in September, after being shut down in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Trial Of The Chicago 7.The new Netflix drama, out today (October 16), concerns the real-life trial against a group of anti-Vietnam War protesters who incited violence at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.Speaking to NME in a new interview, which you can watch in full above, Redmayne spoke of his previous experience of working with Cohen on Les Miserables, and how that impacted their work together on the new Netflix film.“I adore him,” Redmayne told NME.

Original “Charmed” star Holly Marie Combs hit back at Sarah Jeffery, who is the star of the reboot, after the young actress called her and Rose McGowan “sad” and “pathetic” over their harsh comments of the new show. Combs, 46, and McGowan, 47, criticized the “Charmed” reboot in a recent video.

“Charmed” star Sarah Jeffery clapped back at original cast members Holly Marie Combs and Rose McGowan after they slammed the reboot. Jeffery, 24, called Combs, 46, and McGowan, 47, “sad” and “pathetic” because of their continuous putdown of The CW reboot, which premiered in 2018.

Pete Davidson is calling out J.K. Rowling.

Pete Davidson is calling out J.K. Rowling.

Peter Davidson made another epic “Weekend Update” appearance on “Saturday Night Live”, and this time his target was Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling and her history of sharing views considered to be transphobic.

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pic.twitter.com/kQqDV7pulR— Wolf Van Halen (@WolfVanHalen) October 6, 2020In a statement shared on Twitter, Van Halen’s son, Wolfgang, said his father died on Tuesday.He said: “I can’t believe I’m having to write this, but my father, Edward Lodewijk Van Halen, has lost his long and arduous battle with cancer this morning.“He was the best father I could ever ask for.

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Eddie Redmayne thinks some fans have been too harsh toward J.K. Rowling after she made headlines for anti-transgender comments in June.In a recent interview with the Daily Mail, the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them star, 38, spoke out against the “vitriol” he’s seen directed at the Harry Potter author, 55, since she made her feelings clear about the trans community.

Eddie Redmayne, like many other A-list actors, has a platform that allows him to speak to millions of people, whether through his performances or even in public appearances and interviews. Yet, don’t expect Redmayne to use that platform to spread a political agenda.

Fantastic Beasts actor Eddie Redmayne is speaking out about the backlash that Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has received after she made anti-trans comments on social media.The author has essentially been “cancelled” by her fans this summer for the hurtful and harmful comments that she has made about the transgender community.

Harry Potter author was accused of transphobia after posting a series of controversial  tweets earlier this year.While Redmayne initially distanced himself from Rowling’s comments, the Oscar-winning star said he was shocked by the “vitriol” the author has faced on social media.Speaking to The Daily Mail, he described the backlash against Rowling as “absolutely disgusting” and confirmed he wrote to her privately.

Eddie Redmayne has admitted that he was “alarmed” by the “vitriol” which J.K. Rowling received on social media following her comments about the transgender community.

Daily Mail in support of his latest film, Aaron Sorkin’s “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” the Oscar winner was asked about his thoughts on the “Harry Potter” author’s comments against trans individuals.