Director David Yates chatted with Geoff Boucher and a Hero Complex screening audience recently to discuss the Harry Potter series and the challenges to create the films.

When asked about the process to put the film together, David Yates said:

"It would all start with Steve Kloves, who has adapted all but one...He has a fantastic ear for Jo's characters, and Jo has said on more than one occasion, that he is able to write them almost better than she could herself"

To hear the full interview, click here.

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