Harry Potter Actor Slams JK Rowling for Celebrating Trans Ruling with a Cigar: What's the Controversy?
“Lol, huffing on a cigar now? Is she Andrew Tate?” read the message that Sean reposted.
Sean portrayed Quidditch captain Oliver Wood in the first two Harry Potter films and returned for a cameo in the final movie
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Image credits: Netflix
He also showed support for his co-stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint when a user wrote, “Wonder how these disloyal bags of sh*t are doing today?”
“You don’t have to wonder,” he penned. “You know what they’re doing–leading happy and successful lives, having not driven their families away with their hateful obsessions.”
The 42-year-old remains active in the Harry Potter world. In February, he attended a signing event at the Gibert Joseph bookstore in France.
Moreover, he attended a meet and greet in Italy in December 2024 as well as the New England WizardFest & Magic Convention in Massachusetts in August 2023.
The actor slammed the Harry Potter author in a series of messages shared on X (formerly Twitter)
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Sean further expressed his opposition to the ruling, stating that the “loudest voices” were “using concern for s*x-based rights as a cover for entirely reactionary politics.”
He shared: “Today is just a torrent of people being willfully simple-minded. A performance of pragmatism to cloak their instinctive distaste for the Other.”
The 42-year-old stood by Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, defending them from attacks over their support for the trans community
Image credits: Seanchuckle
Image credits: Seanchuckle
Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that only biological women would be protected from discrimination as a woman under the Equality Act.
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