Every hardcore “Harry Potter” fan is very opinionated about the movie adaptation of their favorite series, whether it be good or bad. Many of those fans also have their favorite director of the “Potter” films, which has caused many conflicts in the fandom. So which director is really the best?
We posted only recently that Alfonso Cuarón was rumored to direct the upcoming “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” film. Nikki Finke suggested on Twitter that Alfonso was in talks to direct the film, which sent fans into a frenzy.
However, a new article today states that Alfonso is NOT looking for any new projects at the moment.
A heated debate as to whether or not Alfonso Cuarón should be the one chosen to direct ‘Fantastic Beasts’ is taking place right here at MuggleNet.
Last week the release date for the “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” film was finally announced for 2016. Now, the rumors have begun to fly over who will direct the film and who will be cast in the main roles. Today, a strong lead has emerged for who could direct.
Disappointing news for fans of Alfonso Cuarón’s fantasy series, “Believe” – NBC has axed the show after just one short season.
Alfonso Cuarón, the acclaimed director who recently won the Academy Award for Best Director for his film “Gravity” and helmed the third installment in the Potter film series, “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”, has provided his thoughts on the current trend of 3D films, as well as his hopes for his next project, at the Beijing International Film Festival.
Since its release in October “Gravity”, directed and produced by Alfonso Cuarón and David Heyman, has won countless honors – most recently at the Oscars. Now, the highly-praised film has earned another honor.
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