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Special Screenings of “Crimes of Grindelwald” to Be Held at Warner Bros. Studio Tour

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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter is giving fans the chance to experience special screenings of the upcoming installment of the Fantastic Beasts series, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.

The Studio Tour will host three special screenings of Crimes of Grindelwald from Saturday, November 17 to Monday, November 19. Each evening, ticket holders will have the chance to explore the magic of the Studio Tour and be among the first people to see some of the costumes and props from Fantastic Beasts on display. Visitors will then head to the Backlot Café for hot food and butterbeer before taking their seats to watch the movie in the Studio Tour cinema. To make the evening even more magical, each screening will be introduced by Pierre Bohanna, head prop maker from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts series.

 

 

Tickets to these special screenings go on sale at 10 a.m. BST on Thursday, October 18 and cost £149 per person (about US$196). As well as entrance to the Studio Tour and the Crimes of Grindelwald screening, tickets also include:

  •  A specially created souvenir ticket
  • Butterbeer served in a souvenir tankard
  • Choice of hot food and a glass of wine, beer, or soft drink in the Backlot Café
  • Complimentary souvenir green screen photograph
  • A bag of sweets or popcorn to enjoy in the Studio Tour cinema
  • Choice of wine, beer, hot or soft drink to enjoy in the Studio Tour cinema
  • Souvenir guidebook
  • Return shuttle to Watford Junction train station

Tickets will be available for purchase from the Studio Tour’s website, and with all of those treats on offer, they are sure to sell out fast! After all, how often do you get to watch a movie next door to the studio it was made in?

Will you be purchasing a ticket to one of the screenings? How will you be celebrating the release of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald?

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Lucy O'Shea

I was given a copy of Philosopher's Stone in 2001, and instantly, I was hooked. Since then, my passion for Potter has been equaled only by my passion for fair access to education (and watching motorsport). A spell I wish could exist in the Muggle world is the summoning charm because this Hufflepuff is not a "particularly good finder"!