Eddie Redmayne's Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them

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Eddie Redmayne will charm himself into the Harry Potter universe this November as wizard Newt Scamander in the 1920s-set story Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. "Along these lines, I'm excited to see it understood so delightfully be that as it may, no, Harry is done at this point". In any case, his accumulation of odd mammoths evade, creating anarchy for both wizards and muggles (No-Majes, in the new world).

The initial seven Harry Potter stories, distributed by Scholastic in the US somewhere around 1998 and 2007 have sold more than 160 million duplicates in the USA, more than 450 million duplicates around the world, and are disseminated in more than 200 regions, interpreted into 79 dialects, and have been transformed into eight blockbuster movies.
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The story happens decades before Harry's story and there are two extra spin-offs wanted to open in the coming

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