Calling all witches and wizards, here is how you can pay tribute to Professor McGonagall actress Dame Maggie Smith by watching all eight Harry Potter films in the UK.

Maggie Smith, who was also famous for her role in Downton Abbey, died in hospital aged 89 on Friday, September 27.

The British star was also known for her Academy Award-winning performance in The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie.

Fans will likely know him best for playing the stern but loving Professor Minerva McGonagall in all eight Harry Potter films.

Oscar-winning actress Dame Maggie Smith has died in hospital aged 89.Oscar-winning actress Dame Maggie Smith has died in hospital aged 89. (Image: Matt Crossick/PA Wire)

The popular Harry Potter movies are based on the novels of the same name, written by British author JK Rowling.

Since readers young and old were first introduced to the 'boy who lived' - under the stairs at 4 Privet Drive -  fans have been obsessed with the magical world of Harry Potter with seven books and eight films.

It has since become one of the world's most-loved fictional worlds with grown adults still awaiting their letter from Hogwarts.

Whether you're a Hufflepuff or a Gryffindor, many of you will agree that there isn't a better time to rewatch the Harry Potter films and relive the magic.

Where can I watch Harry Potter in the UK?

Both magic folk and muggles alike can currently binge the entire magical franchise on the streaming giant Netflix as part of their subscription.

Netflix brought all eight films right from The Philosopher's Stone to Deathly Hallows Pt 2 onto its platform in the UK in May 2023.

I don't have a Netflix account, how can I watch the Harry Potter films?

The majority of the films are available to rent or purchase on Google Play, YouTube, Amazon Prime and Apple TV.

For rent, prices start at around £3.49.

When it comes to buying them outright, most of these streamers are charging around £7.99.

If you have a NOW Cinema Membership, you can also watch it there as part of your subscription.