When you ask about the movies and books that almost everyone likes, you can see that Harry Potter is among them. After the first book published in 1997 and the first movie in 2001, it broke records and gained a huge fan base. Even today, this series, which many people watch and read again and again, changed JK Rowling’s life and initiated the creation of one of the world’s biggest trademarks.
Especially after the end of the films, when everyone thought that the Harry Potter universe was coming to an end, the Fantastic Beasts films and the theater play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child excited the fans. Although the films were disappointing, the theater play was very popular.
Warner Bros. wants to bring the play to the big screen
According to some information that has emerged today, Warner Bros. Discovery’s CEO, David Zaslav, is making plans to revive Harry Potter, one of their biggest brands. The most striking of these plans is to transfer the Cursed Child theater play to the big screen as the new “sequel” of the series. In an interview he gave the other day, Zaslav stated that they had not made a Harry Potter movie for 15 years, and he apologized to the fans and made it clear that he wanted to revive this series.
Of course, although the Fantastic Beasts trilogy has been published in this process, let’s underline that these movies are not “Harry Potter” movies and they are only side stories set in the Harry Potter universe.
So what does “The Cursed Child” mean?
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child game takes place exactly 15 years after the events of the last book and movies. Now an ordinary adult, Harry takes over the Magic Legislative Committee at the Ministry of Magic. Potter’s eldest son, Albus Severus, is preparing for his first year at Hogwarts. However, Albus Severus and his friend Scorpius will follow in the footsteps of their fathers Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy and will attract trouble in their early years. The dangers they face are great enough to endanger the past, present and future of both wizards and muggles.
Warner Bros. Although “Cursed Child” hasn’t made an official announcement about whether the play will be made into a movie, fans have been asking for it since the play was released. It is currently unclear whether the company will listen to fans.
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