It’s Katherine Waterston’s day off, but she’s gamely come out to speak with us at Leavesden anyway. Waterston has thought a lot about her character Tina Goldstein and her place in the magical world, and it’s immediately apparent that she’s just the type of person in whom fans want to rest their hopes for the future of Rowling’s cinematic world. I have the feeling she won’t let us down.
From the costumes to the sets to the meticulous magical detail that goes into creating each scene, it’s impossible to deny that the wizarding world looks good. Really good. Much of that can be credited to Stuart Craig, who has served as production designer on all eight “Harry Potter” films and now, the “Fantastic Beasts” trilogy.
First there was Hogwarts, then Gringotts – so what’s next for the Wizarding World of Harry Potter parks? Hold on to your wands, because they may be the key to a new ride!
Rumors are circulating that the lake for water sports is infected with spattergroit. Rita Skeeter attempts to put the rumors to rest.
How did Harry defeat Voldemort? His parents’ love only protects him; it doesn’t allow him actually to defeat Voldemort, one of the most skillful wizards of all time. So how does he do it?
The magnificent Palace Theatre is now home to the eighth “Harry Potter” story. “The Cursed Child” is now live six days a week to a sold-out audience.
HaperCollins has just announced two new books that will give us a peek into Newt’s case!
With themes from the “Potter” series teaching us about love, acceptance, and fighting for what is right, it has given this generation the tools necessary for shaping our world for the better with just a vote.
It was revealed by the producers of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” today that the production will hold its press performance a week earlier than scheduled. The embargo on press reviews for the play, which has been holding preview performances since Tuesday, July 7, will now lift at 12:01 a.m. BST on Tuesday, July 26.
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