‘Fantastic Beasts’ Slated for Trilogy Treatment
While Harry Potter fans wait with bated breath for The Cursed Child and Fantastic Beasts to open, J.K. Rowling can’t resist teasing them even more. Yesterday the queen of twitter herself responded to a fan’s comment regarding a rumor about another HP film, and in doing so basically blew up the internet, reports Bustle.
When one of Rowling’s devout followers tweeted a link and implied The Cursed Child would also receive the big screen treatment, Rowling was quick to correct her:
You heard wrong, I'm afraid. #CursedChild is a play. #FantasticBeasts will be 3 movies, though! https://t.co/7tvw4rolcR
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) February 29, 2016
That’s right, world: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is planned as a trilogy! While Warner Brothers CEO Kevin Tsujihara had previously announced in 2014 that the Harry Potter spinoff would consist of three movies, J.K. Rowling’s tweet seems to have much more impact on the fandom (cue an ensuing Twitter storm that will last for months).
Is anyone else losing their damn minds over this news?
News by Raine Winters
Raine lives in Cleveland, Ohio and works as a freelance writer and graphic artist. From an early age she has harbored a love of reading and writing, and is lucky enough to incorporate both into her daily work routine. Raine is a lover of all things fantasy and horror related, has a soft spot in her heart for middle grade and young adult fiction, and spends most of her free time running, wakesurfing, or wrangling in her husband and three cats while they perpetrate a massive amount of mischief around the house.
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