So, most Harry Potter fans hate Peter Pettigrew, and their reasoning for doing so is totally sound. The mousy man was a member of the Marauders and a very close friend to James and Lily Potter.

It will be exciting to see the Harry Potter reboot take on the history of the Marauders and explain some of the mistakes that the Potters made.

One of the most popular eras in the Harry Potter universe, if there's going to be a TV show, it needs to be about the Marauders.

The Marauders are some of the most beloved characters from the Harry Potter series, despite the very limited time that is actually spent with them over the course of the series.

The Marauders and their magical map are a crucial part of the Harry Potter books, but much of their story was cut from the films. Allow us to fill in the gaps.

The new HBO Harry Potter series could fulfill the dreams of those who grew up reading the books and connecting to the enigmatic Marauders.

WB and HBO Max are reportedly in very early discussions with potential writers to grow J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" universe into TV.

Harry Potter fans are focusing on eras J.K. Rowling barely explored — like the Marauders and the Sirius Black and Remus Lupin ship — to distance themselves from the series’ creator.

Peter Pettigrew was a part of the Marauders at Hogwarts. But how did he go from hero-worshipping James and Sirius to betraying them in Harry Potter?