Once upon a time, today’s news would have shattered the hearts of all Harry Potter fans out there.However, a recent announcement from Eddie Redmayne has gone down… well, fine?In more recent Harry Potter related news, check out the brand-newHarry Potter: Quidditch Championsbelow!According to the actor, the Fantastic Beasts saga will not be continuing and with it, we have seen the last of Newt Scamander on the big screen.AdvertKicking off in 2016 with the release of theHarry Potterspinoff,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,the saga began quite well with Redmayne taking on the role of famed Magizoologist and author, Newt Scamander.Despite plans for the saga to stretch across five instalments, which not only told Newt’s story but also those of a young Grindelwald and Voldemort, it seems as though the series is coming to an end after just threemovies.With the sequels receiving quite a mixed reception, it is perhaps no wonder that the series has been cancelled and it seems as though fans agree with the decision.In an interview with ComicBook about his new thriller series,Day of the Jackal,talk quickly turned to the Fantastic Beasts series.Advert“I think they probably have [seen the last of Newt],” Redmaynesaid.“That was a very frank answer, but yeah.And that’s as far as I know. I mean, you’d have to speak to the people atWarner Bros.and J.K Rowling, but as far as I know, that’s it.I think he may come back in a glimpse in the Universal world in Florida that they’re opening up, in which you may catch a glimpse of what he was up to in Paris.”AdvertWith 2018’sFantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwaldand 2022’sFantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledoreearning less than half of the box office total of the original movie, it seems as though Warner Bros. didn’t have much choice in the matter.“And nothing of value was lost,” one usersaidover on Twitter.“I really wish they would have just done the original one and left it as that, really enjoyed it. Didn’t need to be a trilogy.”Another said: “Good, sell the Potter rights to Universal now. They do a better job immersing fans than WB.”AdvertFeatured Image Credit: Warner BrosTopics:Harry Potter,TV And Film,Warner Bros
Once upon a time, today’s news would have shattered the hearts of all Harry Potter fans out there.However, a recent announcement from Eddie Redmayne has gone down… well, fine?In more recent Harry Potter related news, check out the brand-newHarry Potter: Quidditch Championsbelow!According to the actor, the Fantastic Beasts saga will not be continuing and with it, we have seen the last of Newt Scamander on the big screen.AdvertKicking off in 2016 with the release of theHarry Potterspinoff,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,the saga began quite well with Redmayne taking on the role of famed Magizoologist and author, Newt Scamander.Despite plans for the saga to stretch across five instalments, which not only told Newt’s story but also those of a young Grindelwald and Voldemort, it seems as though the series is coming to an end after just threemovies.With the sequels receiving quite a mixed reception, it is perhaps no wonder that the series has been cancelled and it seems as though fans agree with the decision.In an interview with ComicBook about his new thriller series,Day of the Jackal,talk quickly turned to the Fantastic Beasts series.Advert“I think they probably have [seen the last of Newt],” Redmaynesaid.“That was a very frank answer, but yeah.And that’s as far as I know. I mean, you’d have to speak to the people atWarner Bros.and J.K Rowling, but as far as I know, that’s it.I think he may come back in a glimpse in the Universal world in Florida that they’re opening up, in which you may catch a glimpse of what he was up to in Paris.”AdvertWith 2018’sFantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwaldand 2022’sFantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledoreearning less than half of the box office total of the original movie, it seems as though Warner Bros. didn’t have much choice in the matter.“And nothing of value was lost,” one usersaidover on Twitter.“I really wish they would have just done the original one and left it as that, really enjoyed it. Didn’t need to be a trilogy.”Another said: “Good, sell the Potter rights to Universal now. They do a better job immersing fans than WB.”AdvertFeatured Image Credit: Warner BrosTopics:Harry Potter,TV And Film,Warner Bros
Once upon a time, today’s news would have shattered the hearts of all Harry Potter fans out there.However, a recent announcement from Eddie Redmayne has gone down… well, fine?In more recent Harry Potter related news, check out the brand-newHarry Potter: Quidditch Championsbelow!According to the actor, the Fantastic Beasts saga will not be continuing and with it, we have seen the last of Newt Scamander on the big screen.AdvertKicking off in 2016 with the release of theHarry Potterspinoff,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,the saga began quite well with Redmayne taking on the role of famed Magizoologist and author, Newt Scamander.Despite plans for the saga to stretch across five instalments, which not only told Newt’s story but also those of a young Grindelwald and Voldemort, it seems as though the series is coming to an end after just threemovies.With the sequels receiving quite a mixed reception, it is perhaps no wonder that the series has been cancelled and it seems as though fans agree with the decision.In an interview with ComicBook about his new thriller series,Day of the Jackal,talk quickly turned to the Fantastic Beasts series.Advert“I think they probably have [seen the last of Newt],” Redmaynesaid.“That was a very frank answer, but yeah.And that’s as far as I know. I mean, you’d have to speak to the people atWarner Bros.and J.K Rowling, but as far as I know, that’s it.I think he may come back in a glimpse in the Universal world in Florida that they’re opening up, in which you may catch a glimpse of what he was up to in Paris.”AdvertWith 2018’sFantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwaldand 2022’sFantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledoreearning less than half of the box office total of the original movie, it seems as though Warner Bros. didn’t have much choice in the matter.“And nothing of value was lost,” one usersaidover on Twitter.“I really wish they would have just done the original one and left it as that, really enjoyed it. Didn’t need to be a trilogy.”Another said: “Good, sell the Potter rights to Universal now. They do a better job immersing fans than WB.”Advert
Once upon a time, today’s news would have shattered the hearts of all Harry Potter fans out there.
However, a recent announcement from Eddie Redmayne has gone down… well, fine?
In more recent Harry Potter related news, check out the brand-newHarry Potter: Quidditch Championsbelow!
According to the actor, the Fantastic Beasts saga will not be continuing and with it, we have seen the last of Newt Scamander on the big screen.
Advert
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Kicking off in 2016 with the release of theHarry Potterspinoff,Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,the saga began quite well with Redmayne taking on the role of famed Magizoologist and author, Newt Scamander.
Despite plans for the saga to stretch across five instalments, which not only told Newt’s story but also those of a young Grindelwald and Voldemort, it seems as though the series is coming to an end after just threemovies.
With the sequels receiving quite a mixed reception, it is perhaps no wonder that the series has been cancelled and it seems as though fans agree with the decision.
In an interview with ComicBook about his new thriller series,Day of the Jackal,talk quickly turned to the Fantastic Beasts series.
Advert
Advert
“I think they probably have [seen the last of Newt],” Redmaynesaid.
“That was a very frank answer, but yeah.
And that’s as far as I know. I mean, you’d have to speak to the people atWarner Bros.and J.K Rowling, but as far as I know, that’s it.
I think he may come back in a glimpse in the Universal world in Florida that they’re opening up, in which you may catch a glimpse of what he was up to in Paris.”
Advert
Advert
With 2018’sFantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwaldand 2022’sFantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledoreearning less than half of the box office total of the original movie, it seems as though Warner Bros. didn’t have much choice in the matter.
“And nothing of value was lost,” one usersaidover on Twitter.
“I really wish they would have just done the original one and left it as that, really enjoyed it. Didn’t need to be a trilogy.”
Another said: “Good, sell the Potter rights to Universal now. They do a better job immersing fans than WB.”
Advert
Advert
Topics:Harry Potter,TV And Film,Warner Bros
