Back in August, J.K. Rowling addressed a concerned fan who was disheartened to notice that all the major actors and actresses cast so far in “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” were white. J.K. Rowling asked the fan to wait to judge until she’d seen the final product, assuring her that we wouldn’t only be seeing white faces in the new film trilogy. Now, producer David Heyman has spoken about the issue to “Entertainment Weekly”.
It’s been two years since we first learned that “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, a 2001 side project of J.K. Rowling’s published to raise money for charity and give readers a glimpse into the Hogwarts Library, would be made into its very own film series. Just yesterday, we finally got our first glimpse of Newt Scamander and saw hints of what was happening on set, and now we have what we have all been waiting for: a plot synopsis.
We know you guys are excited for the new “Harry Potter” coloring book for adults that’s due out soon – on November 5 in the UK and November 10 in the US – and we’ve got a little preview of it to tide you over while you wait!
With all the “Cursed Child” news last week, you may have missed another exciting development – “Harry Potter: The Character Vault” is now available.
Fans have been buzzing ever since it was announced last week that the Cursed Child we’ve all been wondering about is none other than Albus Severus, but while we’re all making up our minds about whether we’re happy about that or not, the creative team behind “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” is finally opening up about the process of creating a stage adaptation of the wizarding world we love so well.
“Career of Evil” is the most anxiety-producing of Galbraith’s novels so far, with Robin at the center of the imminent danger.
Last week, we learned that Pottermore just might be visiting the set of “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” and providing reports about what they see, but while we’re waiting for that information to surface, we’ve got something almost as exciting – pictures from the filming of “Fantastic Beasts” that is currently underway in Liverpool!
MuggleNet caught up with the executive producers and writers of “The Magicians,” Sera Gamble and John McNamara, at NYCC, and several cast members.
We were at New York Comic Con to celebrate its tenth anniversary.
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