When we first saw Eddie Redmayne as Newt Scamander, many of us couldn’t take our eyes off his beautiful, stylish blue coat. But what about some of the other costumes in the film? Oscar-winning costume designer Colleen Atwood talks about how she designed the coat worn by Colin Farrell’s character, Graves.
The Pottermore Correspondent is back again with news from the set of “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, and it sounds like there will be some fantastic stunts involved in the film! Find out more!
In its tantalizing and yet not-too-informative way, Pottermore has shared with us another tidbit of information about “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” – this time concerning the main characters’ wands! In the most recent post, Molly Sole, a junior concept designer for the film who was responsible for taking what information was available about Newt, Queenie, Tina, Graves, and all other wand-bearing folk from J.K. Rowling’s screenplay talks about trying to imagine what their wands might look like.
It’s a brand new year, and do you know what that means? Yes, it means that the first installment of “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” is hitting our screens this year.
The Pottermore Correspondent reveals what it’s like to be an extra in “Fantastic Beasts” and hints about a diner scene in the film! Find out more here!
It’s been another great year to be part of the “Harry Potter” fandom. From “Fantastic Beasts” news, to “Cursed Child” news, to MuggleNet’s first-ever convention, relive all of 2015’s best moments with our annual Year in Review!
Eddie Redmayne discusses his roles in “The Danish Girl” and “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”.
MuggleNet proudly introduces SpeakBeasty, our new Fantastic Beasts podcast!
In this week’s “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” roundup, we take a look at some of the details behind the trailer, including that MACUSA logo.
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