Fans of the series now have the opportunity to visit the famous sets and go behind-the-scenes on a Harry Potter Studio Tour at the Warner Brothers Studios in London. Years after the release of the final book and film in the series, the magic lives on. The 8-part Harry Potter films brought Rowling’s words to the silver screen, not just by bringing wholesome characters to life, but by creating elaborate, detailed sets of locations like the Great Hall and the Forbidden Forest and true-to-word costumes, along with investing in stellar artwork and special effects. JK Rowling’s fantasy book series on the Boy Who Lived is a worldwide phenomenon, humanely tackling complex subjects like love, death, loyalty, friendship, and the eternal dilemma of good vs evil. “After all this time?” “Always.” There’s no other quote that perfectly encompasses the spirit of the world of Harry Potter.
Note, this tour does not include tickets to the Warner Bros. English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. This guided tour is available in a variety of languages, i.e. This walking tour goes beyond the Harry Potter filming locations and also includes delightful visits to Shakespeare's Globe and St. This tour is guaranteed to amuse Potterheads of all ages, with picture-perfect photo ops, immersive commentary, a quiz, and even a sorting ceremony to determine which house you truly belong to!. Enjoy the company and the commentary of your fellow Harry Potter enthusiast guide, who will even click a picture of you with the disappearing trolley - the perfect souvenir for wizarding folk at Platform 9¾. Marvel at famous locations such as Gringott's Bank, Daniel Radcliffe's School, 900-year-old Clink Prison and so much more on this 2.5 hours guided tour. Walk the streets of London and make your way to some of the most iconic film locations of the Harry Potter Films - an 8 series franchise that inspired an entire generation to read and dream. Your experience is inclusive of transportation to and from London, saving you the trouble of planning the over 30-mile commute from London to Watford, where the Warner Bros. Discover the dark secrets of House Slytherin through the seasonal exhibit - A Celebration of Slytherin. 
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This tour gifts you a chance to immerse yourself in the meticulously designed sets of the movies and live a few hours of otherwordly magic that went into creating the universe that J.K. Fly your own broomstick and live every Potterhead's dream as you wander about the iconic sets like the Great Hall, the Forbidden Forest, Dumbledore's Office, Hagrid's hut, and Platform 9 ¾ - all while learning insider film secrets from your official Warner Bros. Your tour will begin in the exact spot all of it began for Harry in the Cupboard under the Stairs where he slept on the night of his 11th birthday. A small tour group of no more than 6 guests (including children) ensures you have a cozy and intimate tour. Travel in comfort to Watford with hassle-free transfers from Central London on a feature-packed, wifi-enabled premium coach. 
Discover the magic in the wizarding world of Harry Potter on this captivating 6-hour English-guided tour at London's Warner Bros. The announcement comes from today's Time Warner investor event, where announcements have included the upcoming option to subscribe to HBO without purchasing cable and Netflix securing the rights to stream Friends, one of television's most popular sitcoms. The slate of Harry Potter spin-offs calls to mind the exhaustive list of DC comic movies in development, some of which won't be released until 2019 and beyond. The trend began, fittingly, with the final book of Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, which was divided into two films, released in 20. The Hobbit is two films into its trilogy, and the final books in the Hunger Games and Twilight series were split across two films each. First 3 movies in 2016, 20Įxtending book to film adaptations across extra movies has become the norm in Hollywood. "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" will be "at least a trilogy," says Tsujihara. CEO Kevin Tsujihara is quoted as saying the project will be "at least a trilogy," leaving room for further films in the franchise after 2020. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the spin-off trilogy set in the Harry Potter universe, will be released individually in 2016, 2018, and 2020, according to a tweet from Wall Street Journal reporter Ben Fritz.
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