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People long for simpler times, say Practical Magic reboot stars

People long for simpler times, say Practical Magic reboot stars
BBC News Friday 11 September 2026, 00:51 UTC 1 min read
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Actresses Maisie Williams and Joey King feature in the upcoming sequel of the 1998 fantasy romcom.

Actresses Maisie Williams and Joey King feature in the upcoming sequel of the 1998 fantasy romcom.
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