No “Harry Potter” Adaptation Can Live Up to the Books – and That’s Okay
Adaptations aren’t all about accuracy, and there will always be something special about reading “Harry Potter.”
Adaptations aren’t all about accuracy, and there will always be something special about reading “Harry Potter.”
On this episode of “SpeakBeasty,” Ann, Geoff, Lizzie, and Marjolaine take a look at scenes 52 through 55 of the “Secrets of Dumbledore” screenplay.
From Queenie’s mind-reading abilities to the mirror dimension, there’s so much to talk about on this episode of “SpeakBeasty.”
Actress Victoria Yeates (Bunty Broadacre) joins the “SpeakBeasty” hosts for an exclusive interview. Listen to the episode now!
The “SpeakBeasty” hosts discuss Grindelwald’s use of reflections to predict the future in the latest episode of the podcast.
Some moments in the book-to-film adaptations just didn’t work on-screen. Here are seven of them.
The hosts of “SpeakBeasty” continue their scene-by-scene analysis of “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.”
In this “SpeakBeasty”-exclusive interview, “Fantastic Beasts” creature puppeteer Robin Guiver shares how the magical beasts were brought to life.
The filmmakers had to remove a lot of the book’s contents for the film, including trimming some of the female characters’ presence.
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