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I have to agree. If Eddie Redmayne wasn't in that photo, I would have assumed it was from the new Sherlock Holmes film.
Excellent!!! look forward to it!!!!
Thank you!!! Forgot it has been a few days since I been online, so realised my mistake just! Lol!
The voldemort part is not used in the 6th movie, but if i am correct it play in the 60's. Riddle whas 11 or so in The half Blood prince flashbacks and Dumbel Dore in his 70's. He is born 90 years so before Harry. Tom/Voldemort is 35 years older then Harry if he is born in 1945. (If he is born in 1926, then he is older then James Potter and can have been Harry Grandfather and it mean JAMES and Tom are not from same year.) The books end in 1997. Dumbel dore was 106 if we say he is from 1890. What made him 38 years old in 1928.
Possible the 4th movie wil introduce voldemort. Atleast there wil be vijf movies.
Not personally though girlfriend took her daughter for her birthday they showed me numerous pictures the tour looked great, both of them really enjoyed it. Diagon Alley looked exactly as it is in the films.
Big Harry Potter family here @talos7. We took a holiday in 2015 to the UK and the Harry Potter studio tour was one of the highlights. It is truly remarkable. We spent six hours there, and could've spent longer. I've never seen anything like it. If you're a Potter fan, you'll enjoy it. Believe me.
The thing I like about these movies is how so well made they are. The cast is the same throughout (the sad passing of Richard Harris means Dumbledore, had to be recast) and the films benefit greatly from this. But the behind the scenes crew remain largely the same. I really enjoyed the first Fantastic Beasts, and am excited for the next instalment. Not super keen on Jude Law as young Dumbledore, but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt till I've seen the film.
On a completely unrelated topic, we're actually doing a Harry Potter marathon now. Just started on The Chamber Of Secrets.
These films are very rewatchable.
@talos7 enjoy your stay in London. Let me know if you need any tips on drinking dens or interesting Bond locations.
Edit: I know the answer of course. But it is annoying nevertheless...
This looks great fun!