This story, written by Potter creator J.K. Rowling along with John Tiffany and Jack Thorne, is actually a script for the theatrical production of the same name playing in London rather than a book.
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The Fantastic Beasts sequel will again center on magizoologist Newt Scamander, a young man with a passion for unique and often very unsafe magical creatures.
Reviews for the “Cursed Child” book have been mixed, but the new Potter has topped the best-seller lists of Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com and brought in readers worldwide last weekend for midnight store parties celebrating the release.
It’s been almost a decade since the world saw a fully materialized Harry Potter book, and boy have we missed him.
It’s a bold move, continues Wilding, but “in all honesty”, being connected to the Harry Potter franchise “pretty much ensures” the film will be a critical and commercial hit, “despite the fact that it’s obviously impossible for that character to appear in any form”.
One can not help but think that the movie based on the book from a book will be quite different from its textbook source material. As it stands, the film will be about Newt Scamander, who is played by Oscar-winning actor Eddie Redmayne.
Perhaps Fantastic Beats and Where to Find Them will answer certain questions that fans have about the series about how secret magic is in the Harry Potter world.
“I’d love it to go wider than that”. The books are being reissued and the world is coming alive again, and that means serious box office dollars.
These Friday Forty tickets will secure you a seat for both Part One and Part Two consecutively.
The first movie tells the story of Newt Scamander (played by Eddie Redmayne), author of Harry’s future textbook, traveling to New York City in the 1920s with risky magical beasts in tow.
A sequel to the upcoming Harry Potter spinoff has already conjured up a release date. The next movie’s official release date has been set for November 16, 2018, nearly exactly two years after the first film releases.
So then what happens?
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United Kingdom book industry magazine and website The Bookseller said if sales continued, the script book would “be the second biggest-selling single week for one title since records began, with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows as the first”.
