According to a report earlier today from CinemaBlend.com, Warner Brothers is looking into making The Tales of Beedle the Bard a major motion picture. "Knowing that the magical gravy train is coming to an end, the WB is looking for ways to squeeze more out of Potter." According to their sources, WB is still trying to figure out exactly how the book would translate into a film. Please remember that this is pure speculation and should be treated as a rumor until more info becomes available! Thanks to Kat for the tip!

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