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Harry Potter Actress Katie Leung in Bridgerton Season 4
Katie Leung, who played Cho Chang in Harry Potter, is now in Bridgerton Season 4.
She plays the mean stepmother in a story about a girl named Sophie who is treated badly by her stepfamily.
The season is like the Cinderella story and started on Netflix on January 29.
Many Harry Potter fans are excited to see Katie in this new show.
She has been in other TV shows and theater plays.
She says Bridgerton is special because it has different kinds of people and good stories.
Katie Leung, known for her role as Cho Chang in Harry Potter, plays Lady Araminta Gun in Bridgerton Season 4.
Bridgerton Season 4 premiered on January 29, 2024, on Netflix.
The season is a retelling of the Cinderella story, featuring Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek as the lead couple.
Leung has appeared in various TV shows and theater productions since Harry Potter.
Leung has spoken openly about facing racism in the industry and appreciates Bridgerton's diverse casting.
- Who
- Katie Leung, known for her role as Cho Chang in Harry Potter, plays Lady Araminta Gun in Bridgerton Season 4.
- What
- Bridgerton Season 4 features a Harry Potter actress in a significant role, sparking excitement among fans.
- Where
- The show is available on Netflix.
- When
- The season premiered on January 29, 2024.
- Why
- Leung's casting in Bridgerton is notable due to her past role in Harry Potter and the show's diverse casting.
Key facts
- Actress
- Katie Leung
- Role in Bridgerton
- Lady Araminta Gun
- Role in Harry Potter
- Cho Chang
- Bridgerton Season 4 Premiere
- January 29, 2024
- Bridgerton Season 4 Source
- An Offer From a Gentleman by Julia Quinn
- Bridgerton Season 4 Lead Couple
- Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek
- Bridgerton Season 4 Theme
- Cinderella retelling
Quotes
Katie Leung
Actress known for her role as Cho Chang in Harry Potter and Lady Araminta Gun in Bridgerton Season 4
“[Bridgerton] has always been a diverse show and it's successful because it's so well written and… it's so that people can resonate with the relationship dynamics. The more we see of that, the more we are going to be working towards something where we're all going to be happier and more equal.”
telegraphindia.com



