Needless to say, the Fantastic Beasts franchise is hanging in the balance to the point that analysts say is the only sensible move The revival of the Harry Potter saga is represented by The Curse of the Heirwhich would mark the ninth cinematographic chapter of the main trend.
This was backed by analyst Jeff Bock, who told The Wrap that the best move for Warner Bros. would be to adapt for theatrical release. the famous Harry Potter sequel. Bock argues that Warner Bros. shouldn’t give up on Wizarding World, but should simply return to something much closer to the spirit of the original main saga books and films.
“Ultimately, that’s what fans of the franchise love the most. Of course, there are still many directions Warner could take their Wizarding World, even considering it as a longterm project, but right now they have to go back to what people like most. And people like Harry Potter. Whether it’s an adaptation of The Curse of the Heir or something else, the next project should be something closer to books, something that whets the appetite for a possible spinoff, as was the case with the first “Fantastic Beasts”.
The interpreter of Harry Potter Daniel Radcliffe said he was not interested to a film based on The Curse of the Heir, but we’re willing to bet fans would be thrilled to see him return to the big screen as an adult Harry Potter, much like the Legacy Ghostbusters of old Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire for SpiderMan: No Way Home and how it will be with the original protagonists of Jurassic Park in the upcoming Jurassic World: Dominion. What do you think about it? Tell us in the comments.