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rowling says she still misses the characters and one in particular.5 years since author j.k. rowling, changed the face of book publishing forever. with the u.s. release of "harry potter and the sorcerer's stone." and now on the book's 15th anniversary, rowling is speak ing out exclusively looking back on creating one of the most beloved characters from the series. professor dumbledore, hog wart's headmaster. >> i feel look i wrote dumbledore in the back of my head. sometimes he said things and told harry things i only knew i knew or believed when i saw that i had written them down in the voice of dumbledore. so, um -- he was the character hardest to leave. >> reporter: her enchanting tale of boy wizard harry potter immediately cast a spell on readers young and old becoming a lightning-fast, once in a lifetime literary phenomenon. >> let the feast begin. >> reporter: rowling muses if he dumbledore was a real person she thought long and hard who she would like him to have a chat with. the answer, surprising. >> i considered world leaders who may benefit

so, i was wick rick rowling, a remarkable journalist and videographer who was filming my interviews onstreets of st. paul to the corner of seventh and jackson, an old parking lot. the police had lined the area. they fully contained the area so there was no action takes place at that point. >>> when i came to the police, my full credentials on around my neck, just come from the convention floor that allowed me to interview presidents and vice presidents and delegates. so i come along the police line and i stopped, looking for the highest authority there, and i just stopped at one of the police officers police officers and said, excuse me, i'd like to talk to your commanding officer. two of my colleagues with credentials are inside here and they have been arrested and we need to have them released. i it wasn't seconds before the police ripped me through, pulled me through the police line, twisted my arms back, slapped the handcuffs on, put me up against the car, then against a wall and on to the ground. and i'm still desperately looking, from my vantage point on the ground, for cherise a

rowling. what do you say about that? >> i admire her.ther be the next samantha shannon. >> what does it take to be the next samantha shannon? an early start. she began writing stories at age 13. >> most teenagers are going out with friends and hanging out and playing video games. but you were writing. >> yeah, pretty much. i would be writing pretty much all day. >> her self-described addiction to writer caused her mother to worry she wasn't getting out enough but shannon was determined. at 17 she sent her first manufacture to 10 agents. 10 rejections came back. >> it was pretty heartbreaking at the time. >> still one of those agents, david godwin saw promise and hired shannon as an intern. >> i think it shows intelligence that she can address what was wrong from the book and learn from it and then turn it into something extraordinary. >> little did he know shannon was already hard at work on her next book inspired by godwin's own offices in the heart of the seven tiles district of london. >> there's a lot of shops around there that felt