Gary Oldman got real about how Harry Potter and The Dark Knight came along when he needed them the most.

Molly and Sirius are two of the most important people in Harry's life... but they actually seemed to dislike each other half the time!

Sirius Black is a fan-favorite character from the Harry Potter series. But despite this, he can be reckless, arrogant, and downright annoying.

Both Molly Weasley and Sirus Black compete to be Harry's parental figure, but who does it better? Sometimes, they both get it right and sometimes not.

Although Harry Potter's Sirius Black was often reckless, he was a Gryffindor, after all, he was also heroic. Here are his most noble deeds.

Sirius Black, as Harry Potter's godfather, often made a great parental figure — and sometimes, his recklessness pushed him way too far.

Sirius Black is one of the most headstrong and reckless wizards around, but these 10 characters are more impulsive than he ever was

The Harry Potter movies aren't exactly faithful to their source material, and here are 10 major things the filmmakers altered about Sirius Black.

He may be Harry's Godfather, but Gary Oldman's character in JK Rowling's masterpiece can sometimes act inappropriately. Here's proof.

Harry Potter's Godfather, Sirius Black, may have been a reckless Azkaban-escapee but he was also pretty wise at times — as proven in these quotes.

The Harry Potter franchise started in 1997 with the publication of The Philosopher’s Stone (while the U.S. version, The Sorcerer’s Stone, was released a year later). It has since been followed up with 6 more books to wrap up Harry’s saga, and several more tie-in books. The Wizarding World gained even more traction in mainstream media thanks to the countless movie adaptations that have cropped up over the decades, including the main storyline and the Fantastic Beasts spin-off series.

Sirius Black is one of the iconic characters of Harry Potter. Although he’s not the main character and is only actually featured in three books out of seven (or four, if you count his sort-of ghost appearance), he played a driving force in the story. Prisoner of Azkaban, especially, was all about him.