Deathly Hallows 2 Part

It is rumored that the director of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is thinking about doing that they wanted to do for Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire, and splitting the film into two parts. This method would be effective in showing the dramatic effect of the whole book instead of just select scenes that the director thinks are important. "Years ago," he writes, "we briefly — and seriously — considered doing Goblet of Fire as two films. So this concept is not altogether new. As for Deathly Hallows, I intuited — almost from the first moments I began reading it and certainly once I’d finished — that to realize the story in a single film was going to be a tall order. Others in 'the group' felt similarly. So the idea of two films began to get kicked around as early as late summer of 2007. We didn’t take it lightly. But ultimately everyone felt that despite the challenges it would present, it was the most sound creative decision. I’m sure some will think we’re crazy.

Posted by Chris on 18 Mar 2008 | comments (0)

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Happy New Year
	Happy New Year to everyone from the Hogwarts Magic Staff. We all wish you the best of luck in 2008

Posted by Eddie on 01 Jan 2008 | comments (0)

Harry Potter Book of the Year
	'USA Today' just recently named "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" the book of the year.

Posted by Eddie on 27 Dec 2007 | comments (0)

Merry Christmas!
	Merry Christmas to everyone! I along with the rest of the Hogwarts Magic staff hope you have a great day!

Posted by Cory on 25 Dec 2007 | comments (0)

J K Rowling site updates
	J K Rowling shares updates about her and her characters in miscellaneous excerpts throughout her site.

Posted by Quaye on 08 Dec 2007 | comments (0)

Behind the Scenes Clip
	YahooUK movies recently posted a video clip from the Order of The Pheonix DVD that reveals Tonks learning some wand techniques to use in the film. Click Here To go to Yahoo Movies, and click Watch The Exclusive DVD Clip. or just Click Here

Posted by Chris on 12 Nov 2007 | comments (0)

J K Rowling's final adieu to Harry Potter

J K Rowling, the author of the iconic Harry Potter book series, has bid goodbye to the boy wonder and his friends in the form of a set of handwritten fairy tales. The only catch is that you and I may not be able to read them as Rowling has given away six of the seven copies, all handwritten with her own drawings to a lucky few. The seventh copy will be up for auction at London Sotheby's for the starting bid of $60,000, the proceeds of which will go to the Children's Voice Foundation, a charity that works with child victims of neglect and abuse in Eastern Europe. The seven copies will not be published. Speaking to BBC, Rowlings said the new work, titled The Tales of Beedle the Bard, was a 'wonderful way of saying goodbye' to the 'Harry Potter world'. The writer had mentioned the tales in passing in her last book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (when headmaster of Hogwarts school Albus Dumbledore gave the tales to Harry's friend, Hermione.) As for the identity of those lucky six who got the tales, Rowling said she has given them to 'those most closely connected to the 'Harry Potter' books during the past 17 years.'

Posted by Quaye on 05 Nov 2007 | comments (0)

Forums added!

Thats right, Hogwarts Magic is finally announcing the release of its forums! You can check them out at the link located below, currently it is mostly a role-play forum but with time it will grow much larger! Even if your not interested in role-playing there's forums where you can get to know other members and such, so come on down and register and start posting! http://www.hogwartsmagic.net/forums Hope to see you there.

Posted by Cory on 01 Nov 2007 | comments (0)

France's Crazy Potter Craze

The French edition of the seventh and final volume in the Harry Potter saga sold 1.15 million copies -- or half the copies printed -- in 48 hours, publishers Gallimard said on Tuesday. The 2.3 million copies printed of "Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows" -- titled "Harry Potter et les Reliques de la Mort" -- hit the bookshelves on Friday, more than three months after the boy wizard's fate was unveiled in the English-language edition. J.K. Rowling's finale, released July 21, broke records, selling more than 11.35 million copies worldwide in just a day, including 2.65 million in Britain. In France, the sixth volume in the series sold 800,000 copies in the first 24 hours in October 2005.

Posted by Quaye on 30 Oct 2007 | comments (0)

Happy Birthday Mrs. Weasley
	Today Oct. 30th is Molly Weasley's birthday. In order for this special event J.K. Rowling has updated her site. Happy Birthday Mrs. Weasley.

Posted by Eddie on 30 Oct 2007 | comments (0)

Posted by Eddie on 29 Oct 2007 | comments (0)

Dumbledore is Gay

Possibly the biggest piece of news since the release of Deathly Hallows just months ago, J.K Rowling has answered a teenagers question; "Does dumbledore every find true love?" with the answer of "Dumbledore is gay." Rowling says “I was writing for seven years before the first book was published.” During that time, she was able to bring “all of my characters . . . more and more into focus.” Tell us what you think. Does this change how you will read the books, does this change your fascination of the Harry Potter Novels?

Posted by Chris on 23 Oct 2007 | comments (0)

'Harry Potter' Author J.K. Rowling Opens Up About Books' Christian Imagery
	Harry Potter is followed by house-elves and goblins — not disciples — but for the sharp-eyed reader, the biblical parallels are striking. Author J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" books have always, in fact, dealt explicitly with religious themes and questions, but until "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," they had never quoted any specific religion. Read the whole story here

Posted by Quaye on 17 Oct 2007 | comments (0)

Harry Potter DVD offers Extras

Consumers planning to snap up the upcoming Harry Potter DVD "Order of the Phoenix" should actually be getting a little bit of a bonus. Warner Brothers announced that the DVD will also include two digital versions of the movie: one for your PC and one for your portable device. Cool--but the details are a bit sketch right now. For instance, which portable players will be supported? Where will you download the files from? And how much will the DVD cost? See the whole story here

Posted by Quaye on 14 Oct 2007 | comments (0)

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