During the broadcast of the sports events taking place these days in the framework of the Olympic games, Warner Bros. introduced viewers to a new video of the picture “Fantastic beasts and where they live”. The film is the backstory of “Harry Potter” – the events take place 70 years before the young wizard crossed the threshold of the school of witchcraft and wizardry Hogwarts.
“Fantastic beasts and where they live”: a new trailer for the history of the “Harry Potter”
The protagonist of the new film of the series will become a magical zoologist newt Scamander, who study various amazing and very beings. Scamander was expelled from Hogwarts due to the fact that one of the fantastic creatures that he kept in his magic suitcase, got out and threatened the person’s life. At the same time for newt stood up one of the professors of the school, Albus Dumbledore, who would later write the Foreword to the textbook “Fantastic beasts and where they live”, compiled by the Scamander.
Trailer for “Fantastic beasts and where they live”
Newt Scamander was born in 1897. Interest in magical creatures, he began to show quite early – perhaps the reason for this was the fact that mother newt was involved in the breeding of the hippogriff. On the pages of the textbook, which he later studied Harry Potter and his friends, Scamander explained what a “fantastic beast” differs from the “fantastic creatures”, discussed ways of hiding magical beasts from Muggles, and also spoke about the different species and populations. In the Russian hire the first movie the future trilogy kicks off November 17th, the script for it was written by JK Rowling.
Trailer for “Fantastic beasts and where they live” c Comic-Con
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