One book, two movies, more money
Monday, February 23rd, 2009
In a sheer stroke of Hollywood genius, Warner Brothers, as well as the other people behind the film franchise of Harry Potter, author JK Rowling included, have decided to split the last installment of the hugely successful film about a boy magician, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows, into a two-part series that will be shown a year apart.
Filming will be done as if the films were one though, so as to preserve some semblance of continuity. The people behind Deathly Hollows have cited that they wanted to give more justice to the conclusion of the Harry Potter story. David Yates, who directed the two Harry Films that came before, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix as well as Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince – which is out in the summer – will remain at the helm of the project.


