• Daniel Radcliffe (Weird! The Al Yankovic Story, Miracle Workers) as Harry Potter

• Emma Watson (The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Beauty and the Beast) as Hermione Granger

• Rupert Grint (Snatch, Servant) as Ron Weasley

• Tom Felton (The Flash, Rise of the Planet of the Apes) as Draco Malfoy

• Matthew Lewis (Me Before You, Avoidance) as Neville Longbottom

• Oliver Phelps (Last Night in Soho, Danny and the Human Zoo) as George Weasley

• James Phelps (Silent Witness, Last Night in Soho) as Fred Weasley

• Bonnie Wright (The Sea, Those Who Wander) as Ginny Weasley

• Evanna Lynch (My Name is Emily, My Freaky Family) as Luna Lovegood

• Jessie Cave (Trollied, Pride) as Lavender Brown

• Michael Gambon (The King’s Speech, Gosford Park) as Professor Albus Dumbledore

• Alan Rickman (Die Hard, Love Actually) as Professor Severus Snape

• Dame Maggie Smith (Downton Abbey, Gosford Park) as Professor Minerva McGonagall

• Robbie Coltrane (Cracker, National Treasure) as Groundskeeper Hagrid

• Ralph Fiennes (Red Dragon, The Constant Gardener) as Lord Voldemort

• Helen McCrory (Peaky Blinders) as Narcissa Malfoy

• Helena Bonham Carter (Fight Club, The King’s Speech) as Bellatrix Lestrange

• Jason Isaacs (Star Trek: Discovery, Hook) as Lucius Malfoy

• David Thewlis (KAOS, The Omen) as Remus Lupin

• Julie Walters (Billy Elliot, Mamma Mia) as Molly Weasley

• Mark Williams (Shakespeare in Love, 101 Dalmatians) as Arthur Weasley

• Natalia Tena (Game of Thrones, John Wick 4) as Nymphadora Tonks

The official rating of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince in the UK, as certified by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), is 12A.

This means the show is considered unsuitable for young children, with parental guidance highly recommended for kids under the age of 12.

Reasons for this rating is due to the film containing:

• Complete absence of sex and nudity

• Creative perilous scenarios including fantasy violence

• Minor use of profanity (mainly ‘bloody’)

• Depiction of injuries (both human and magical)

• Scenes of physical violence including fights and attacks by animals including snakes

• Some intense scenes of threat and peril in a dark and unsettling way

• Depictions of death/murder

• Upsetting scenes of grief

• Imagery and creatures that some children may find scary

Sky Cinema is your go-to place for the Harry Potter franchise – delivering more content than you can summon by declaring ‘accio’.

On top of all eight movies to the central series, there are also documentaries and quizzes to test every Potterhead out there.

We even have the 20th anniversary reunion which sees Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint reunite with their Hogwarts classmates.

You can upgrade your current Sky package to include Sky Cinema for just £10 a month, or if you’re new, you can get a Sky Cinema, Sky TV and Netflix in a package from £36 a month.

Signing up to Sky Cinema also comes with two FREE tickets a month to see the latest releases at a Vue cinema, with Paramount+ thrown in for free as well.

So what are you waiting for? Find out more here.