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Did you spot this The Witcher star in Harry Potter?

From witch to sorceress!

Emmy Griffiths
TV & Film Editor
January 27, 2022
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The Witcher season two was released back in December, but viewers are still loving the immensely popular fantasy series – with many eagle-eyed fans spotting that a major cast member once appeared in three Harry Potter films – did you spot her?

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In The Witcher, Anna Shaffer plays Triss Merigold, a Temerian sorceress who looks to Geralt to help her cure the princess of Temeria, and asks him to stay with her, which he refuses, telling her that she deserves better.

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While fans adore Triss on the show, Anna's character in Harry Potter had a slightly different reception. In the final three films, Half Blood Prince and The Deathly Hallows part I and II, Anna plays Romilda Vane, a classmate of Harry, Ron and Hermione's who has a crush on Harry, and spikes a box of chocolates with love potion, which Ron accidentally eats.

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Did you recognise her?

Speaking about Anna's appearance in the series, one person wrote: "I'm in love with Romilda Vane... *cough* Triss!!" Another person added: "Just found out that the actress of Triss in #TheWitcher was also Romilda Vane in Harry Potter." A third person tweeted: "The moment when I realised Triss is Romilda Vane and why I kept looking at her like this chick is familiar."

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Viewers have been loving the series so much that they are already desperate to watch season three, and they are in luck!

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Anna played Romilda 

It was announced that season three was in the works back in September 2021, with the official Twitter account reading: "We can officially announce The Witcher Season three, along with a second anime feature film, and a new Kids and Family series set in the world of The Witcher."

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