Sunday, October 19, 2003
Thursday, October 16, 2003
Exclusive SET report from Leavesden studios. (part 1)
Visit early October 2003 | Leavesden Pass
Some important facts to remember while reading this report...
We have to respect the wishes of the studio and therefore cannot publish any set pictures until nearer release day, damn! Also, we had to sign confidentiality agreements, which, although restricting some info - doesn't stop lots of juicy facts, gossip and details that you won't be aware of until now.
NO PART of this set report may be copied unless permission and/or credit is given, its there to read - so just ask!
Ok, where to start... We'd had this trip planned for months so the excitement was incredible come the day we were ready to go.
Having turned down the kind offer of a Warner Bros. car to take us, we set of for the studios arriving at 10.00am.
Once met at reception and taken through all the formalities - it was see and do as much as humanly possible!
Consider we spent over 6 hours at Leavesden, so if we miss anything out, ill post it at a later date and because of the amount ill add in sections.
First stop, Diagon Alley... How amazing. Even with the standard lighting and not a soul to be seen, it is the most awesome street ever, built especially to be used over and over again. The shops and the props are incredible.
They use salt (and lots of it, to create the snow effect), so we walked all the way up and down two or three times over the "snow" with all the icicles hanging down from the shop doorways and windows. It was amazing -just like Christmas at Hogsmead.
First shop had to be Honeydukes! Keep a look out in the film for these great little skull shaped sweets on a carousel - director Alfonso's idea! - Apparently they are his favorites from back home. Honeydukes is actually the same shop that was used as the bookshop Flourish & Blotts in the Chamber of Secrets and has just been re-fitted for the third film. Its awesome, all the favorite sweets everywhere. Then from the bottles of butter beer (which are actually small lager bottles with lantern tops and new stickers added!) to the posters of the missing prisoner Sirius posted on the windows this is incredible. The trap door where Harry enters is on the left and for all of you who've read the book, he enters through it using the map George & Fred gave him with the secret passageway straight to Honeydukes cellar. A lot of work has gone into this scene we were told and looking at the set it will all be worth it. Oh, the chocolate frogs are gorgeous by the way.
Next shop, Quidditch supplies. Now for someone like me who loves film items, this was like an Aladdin's cave. Broomsticks everywhere, -bludgers, snitches, Quidditch costumes. A fantastic shop with so much in there.
It was great to stand at the top of Diagon Alley, (just at the point where Hagrid meets Harry when he comes out the wrong fireplace in the Chamber of Secrets) and look all the way down the whole street. An amazing detail is that the that exits of Gringotts bank are a small doorways and two plaster posts. The rest, being either computer graphics or on location.
More about Diagon Alley later...
Did you know - There are 2 Hagrid Huts built, one is larger than the other. They film the children in the large hut, where everything is oversized using a double for Hagrid, then they film the "rea"' Hagrid in the smaller hut - making him look even bigger. Then they put the two clips together - simple, but clever ?
The moving staircase -WOW, this is the coolest staircase you will ever see, on film its great, in real life its amazing. Did you know - nearly all the Wizard portraits hanging on the walls are of the cast and crew, painted by the same artist, all dressed in robes, etc. If you've seen press pictures of Alfonso, David Heyman, Chris Columbus etc, you'll recognize them next time you watch the films.
A lot of the wizard portrait voices are done by UK comedian Lenny Henry; of course the brilliant Dawn French plays the "Fat lady" in the Prisoner film and also is his wife.
The fantastic Paul Whitehouse plays Sir Cadogan and we were told it was impossible to keep still; winding up all the others whilst they were filming -or trying to.
The Gryffindor common room and also the boy's dormitory.
Wow, this place really is as relaxing and comfortable as described by JK Rowling. Alot of effort has gone into the design of all these rooms. Alot smaller than it might appear on film, but none the less, brilliant. Its built completely on its own and just a small locked door allows access. We couldn’t wait to get upstairs to the boys room though first. This is where all the best things are, -Harry's bed, Ron's, Neville's... All the beds come apart to make for easier filming as it’s a little bit cramped, we saw the torn screens where Sirius, "attacked" Ron, and of course he was after Scabbers. Also, sweets, drinks, the Daily prophet. Lots of things lying around everywhere, which of course couldn’t be touched as they hadn’t finished up filming there yet. The boys trunks also lay open with all their items to the ready.
Looking over the balcony back into the common room, it was just like in the first film when Ron announces Christmas, looking out through the only window, even the landscape looked real... more later.
The Hospital Wing -Truly awesome. The first of the sets that was prepared exactly and the first of the filming action we watched. Tons of Ron's, Hermione's and Harry’s everywhere! There were just so many doubles, all ready for the preparation of the day's scenes. Even watching the 'doubles' work was great. The hospital scene was great; Ron lying in his bed, Dumbledore announcing to Hermione that 2 turns should do it... We were so lucky to go behind the set and watch a full 5 minutes of the finished version on the incredible editing machines - which even without the correct sound balance, etc was brilliant.
This was the first of 5 scenes we watched being filmed that day, but for 5 minutes footage it took just over 4 days filming! - Which, depending on the editors might not even make the final cut.
Everything is created exact, the lighting, the sounds, the detail outside the windows is exact, even that hospital smell is there inside the set!.
More to come, including Crew comments, mmmm... Some good, some VERY bad. Also watching the Quidditch scenes being filmed, The Great Hall, Diagon alley, The Props Dept, just what do the Dementors look like? The Creatures dept and the Animal dept. Watching filming of the Night bus - AWESOME, etc, etc... ASAP, promise.
Visit early October 2003 | Leavesden Pass
Some important facts to remember while reading this report...
We have to respect the wishes of the studio and therefore cannot publish any set pictures until nearer release day, damn! Also, we had to sign confidentiality agreements, which, although restricting some info - doesn't stop lots of juicy facts, gossip and details that you won't be aware of until now.
NO PART of this set report may be copied unless permission and/or credit is given, its there to read - so just ask!
Ok, where to start... We'd had this trip planned for months so the excitement was incredible come the day we were ready to go.
Having turned down the kind offer of a Warner Bros. car to take us, we set of for the studios arriving at 10.00am.
Once met at reception and taken through all the formalities - it was see and do as much as humanly possible!
Consider we spent over 6 hours at Leavesden, so if we miss anything out, ill post it at a later date and because of the amount ill add in sections.
First stop, Diagon Alley... How amazing. Even with the standard lighting and not a soul to be seen, it is the most awesome street ever, built especially to be used over and over again. The shops and the props are incredible.
They use salt (and lots of it, to create the snow effect), so we walked all the way up and down two or three times over the "snow" with all the icicles hanging down from the shop doorways and windows. It was amazing -just like Christmas at Hogsmead.
First shop had to be Honeydukes! Keep a look out in the film for these great little skull shaped sweets on a carousel - director Alfonso's idea! - Apparently they are his favorites from back home. Honeydukes is actually the same shop that was used as the bookshop Flourish & Blotts in the Chamber of Secrets and has just been re-fitted for the third film. Its awesome, all the favorite sweets everywhere. Then from the bottles of butter beer (which are actually small lager bottles with lantern tops and new stickers added!) to the posters of the missing prisoner Sirius posted on the windows this is incredible. The trap door where Harry enters is on the left and for all of you who've read the book, he enters through it using the map George & Fred gave him with the secret passageway straight to Honeydukes cellar. A lot of work has gone into this scene we were told and looking at the set it will all be worth it. Oh, the chocolate frogs are gorgeous by the way.
Next shop, Quidditch supplies. Now for someone like me who loves film items, this was like an Aladdin's cave. Broomsticks everywhere, -bludgers, snitches, Quidditch costumes. A fantastic shop with so much in there.
It was great to stand at the top of Diagon Alley, (just at the point where Hagrid meets Harry when he comes out the wrong fireplace in the Chamber of Secrets) and look all the way down the whole street. An amazing detail is that the that exits of Gringotts bank are a small doorways and two plaster posts. The rest, being either computer graphics or on location.
More about Diagon Alley later...
Did you know - There are 2 Hagrid Huts built, one is larger than the other. They film the children in the large hut, where everything is oversized using a double for Hagrid, then they film the "rea"' Hagrid in the smaller hut - making him look even bigger. Then they put the two clips together - simple, but clever ?
The moving staircase -WOW, this is the coolest staircase you will ever see, on film its great, in real life its amazing. Did you know - nearly all the Wizard portraits hanging on the walls are of the cast and crew, painted by the same artist, all dressed in robes, etc. If you've seen press pictures of Alfonso, David Heyman, Chris Columbus etc, you'll recognize them next time you watch the films.
A lot of the wizard portrait voices are done by UK comedian Lenny Henry; of course the brilliant Dawn French plays the "Fat lady" in the Prisoner film and also is his wife.
The fantastic Paul Whitehouse plays Sir Cadogan and we were told it was impossible to keep still; winding up all the others whilst they were filming -or trying to.
The Gryffindor common room and also the boy's dormitory.
Wow, this place really is as relaxing and comfortable as described by JK Rowling. Alot of effort has gone into the design of all these rooms. Alot smaller than it might appear on film, but none the less, brilliant. Its built completely on its own and just a small locked door allows access. We couldn’t wait to get upstairs to the boys room though first. This is where all the best things are, -Harry's bed, Ron's, Neville's... All the beds come apart to make for easier filming as it’s a little bit cramped, we saw the torn screens where Sirius, "attacked" Ron, and of course he was after Scabbers. Also, sweets, drinks, the Daily prophet. Lots of things lying around everywhere, which of course couldn’t be touched as they hadn’t finished up filming there yet. The boys trunks also lay open with all their items to the ready.
Looking over the balcony back into the common room, it was just like in the first film when Ron announces Christmas, looking out through the only window, even the landscape looked real... more later.
The Hospital Wing -Truly awesome. The first of the sets that was prepared exactly and the first of the filming action we watched. Tons of Ron's, Hermione's and Harry’s everywhere! There were just so many doubles, all ready for the preparation of the day's scenes. Even watching the 'doubles' work was great. The hospital scene was great; Ron lying in his bed, Dumbledore announcing to Hermione that 2 turns should do it... We were so lucky to go behind the set and watch a full 5 minutes of the finished version on the incredible editing machines - which even without the correct sound balance, etc was brilliant.
This was the first of 5 scenes we watched being filmed that day, but for 5 minutes footage it took just over 4 days filming! - Which, depending on the editors might not even make the final cut.
Everything is created exact, the lighting, the sounds, the detail outside the windows is exact, even that hospital smell is there inside the set!.
More to come, including Crew comments, mmmm... Some good, some VERY bad. Also watching the Quidditch scenes being filmed, The Great Hall, Diagon alley, The Props Dept, just what do the Dementors look like? The Creatures dept and the Animal dept. Watching filming of the Night bus - AWESOME, etc, etc... ASAP, promise.
Tuesday, September 23, 2003
This from TLC...
According to the AP, Scholastic is finally embracing the fact that Harry Potter isn't just for kids and, in fact, has quite a large adult audience.
The ad shows a tattooed biker, scowling and shaggy-haired, against a harsh backdrop of blue and black.
"Flying cars. Fire Whiskey. Death Eaters," reads the caption above the picture.
At the bottom, next to the catch phrase "We all have our reasons. What's yours?" comes the real pitch:
"There's some pretty tough stuff in Harry Potter -- bad guys so bad they're called Death Eaters. That's one of the wicked reasons even bikers think Harry Potter is cool enough to ride with them."
Thanks to DoctorAicha for pointing out that the biker in the ad is Indian Larry.
According to the AP, Scholastic is finally embracing the fact that Harry Potter isn't just for kids and, in fact, has quite a large adult audience.
The ad shows a tattooed biker, scowling and shaggy-haired, against a harsh backdrop of blue and black.
"Flying cars. Fire Whiskey. Death Eaters," reads the caption above the picture.
At the bottom, next to the catch phrase "We all have our reasons. What's yours?" comes the real pitch:
"There's some pretty tough stuff in Harry Potter -- bad guys so bad they're called Death Eaters. That's one of the wicked reasons even bikers think Harry Potter is cool enough to ride with them."
Thanks to DoctorAicha for pointing out that the biker in the ad is Indian Larry.
Thursday, September 18, 2003
This from The Snitch
Quidditch Cup Game Coming Soon...
Muggles will finally be able to battle it out on their broomsticks when Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup is released onto games consoles. The much-anticipated multi-platform game is coming out on 7 November. It's set to be the closest experience to the real thing, as you fight for control of the pitch - and the Golden Snitch.
Read the article
here
Quidditch Cup Game Coming Soon...
Muggles will finally be able to battle it out on their broomsticks when Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup is released onto games consoles. The much-anticipated multi-platform game is coming out on 7 November. It's set to be the closest experience to the real thing, as you fight for control of the pitch - and the Golden Snitch.
Read the article
here
This from TLC...
Christian Coulson Joins Collectormania's Special Guest List
Christian Coulson (Tom Riddle) is the latest special guest to be confirmed for Collectormania, which will be held October 3rd through the 6th at Middleton Hall in Buckinghamshire. Also appearing are Toby Jones (Dobby), James and Oliver Phelps (the Weasley twins) and Matthew Lewis (Neville).
Christian Coulson Joins Collectormania's Special Guest List
Christian Coulson (Tom Riddle) is the latest special guest to be confirmed for Collectormania, which will be held October 3rd through the 6th at Middleton Hall in Buckinghamshire. Also appearing are Toby Jones (Dobby), James and Oliver Phelps (the Weasley twins) and Matthew Lewis (Neville).
Tuesday, September 16, 2003
This from the Snitch.co.uk
The Kids are Growing Up...
Harry, Ron and Hermione are showing their age -- teenage -- in this exclusive sneak peak at Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, due for release next June
Read the article here
The Kids are Growing Up...
Harry, Ron and Hermione are showing their age -- teenage -- in this exclusive sneak peak at Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, due for release next June
Read the article here
This from the Snitch.co.uk
First Edition Harry Potter Book Worth 25,000GPB
So what's all this I hear about book collectors having magic powers?
You must be referring to the recent story about the first edition Harry Potter book being worth £25,000. Considering it has only been out six years the owner of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone sure has some luck - or should that be magic?
The rest is...here
First Edition Harry Potter Book Worth 25,000GPB
So what's all this I hear about book collectors having magic powers?
You must be referring to the recent story about the first edition Harry Potter book being worth £25,000. Considering it has only been out six years the owner of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone sure has some luck - or should that be magic?
The rest is...here
Monday, September 15, 2003
This from TLC...
Stephen Fry Excerpts
Reader Spydey has sent us a link where you can listen to parts of Stephen Fry's audio OOTP. You can order the version at the BBC Shop.
Stephen Fry Excerpts
Reader Spydey has sent us a link where you can listen to parts of Stephen Fry's audio OOTP. You can order the version at the BBC Shop.
Saturday, September 13, 2003
Daniel Radcliffe was up for the 'Junior Achiever' award on the Regis & Kelly Show (US morning show) & he won. This site has video of his acceptance speech from the set of HP3.
Wednesday, September 10, 2003
This from thesnitch.co.uk...
Goblet of Fire starts filming in April on a budget of $130 million.
.:WizardNews.Com:.
Goblet of Fire starts filming in April on a budget of $130 million.
.:WizardNews.Com:.
Monday, September 08, 2003
For all you lucky UK fans (or those of you with some spare holidays!) here's another chance to meet, talk to and have your items signed by Fred & George Weasley (James & Oliver), Neville Longbottom (Mathew Lewis) & Dobby (Toby Jones) to name a few, who will be attending collectomania 4 in Milton Keynes, England (1 hour from London) - check it out : http://www.collectormania.com/
and its free!
and its free!
Thanks to Mary for pointing us to hpna for the latest news on the filming of 'Goblet of Fire'.
go to here.
go to here.
Saturday, September 06, 2003
Danradcliffe.co.uk has an awesome new article about JK Rowling from Biography Magazine. Here is a preview.
Friday, September 05, 2003
Thanks to TLC for this info...
HP News Alerts
Warner Brothers is now offering fans of their Harry Potter movie series a chance to get updates via computer.
HP News Alerts
Warner Brothers is now offering fans of their Harry Potter movie series a chance to get updates via computer.
Thursday, September 04, 2003
Thanks to TLC for this info...
HP3 Trailer Debut Date
Thanks Beckie, for informing us that Dark Horizons says that the HP3 trailer will appear on December 5 next to Tom Cruise's The Last Samurai; many TLC readers will remember that we reported that the trailer would debut on November 14, attached to Loony Tunes: Back in Action. We'll find out which or if both are true (Samurai just may be another movie to which the trailer will be attached).
HP3 Trailer Debut Date
Thanks Beckie, for informing us that Dark Horizons says that the HP3 trailer will appear on December 5 next to Tom Cruise's The Last Samurai; many TLC readers will remember that we reported that the trailer would debut on November 14, attached to Loony Tunes: Back in Action. We'll find out which or if both are true (Samurai just may be another movie to which the trailer will be attached).
Tuesday, September 02, 2003
News from TLC...
More on JK Rowling and the Simpsons
In an interview with ign.com, Al Jean discusses JK Rowling's upcoming role on The Simpsons.
More on JK Rowling and the Simpsons
In an interview with ign.com, Al Jean discusses JK Rowling's upcoming role on The Simpsons.
Monday, September 01, 2003
August 12 report from PoA set
Thanks to ZBakshi for this news.
from: www.geocities.com/grae_pheonix/
I just noticed this report back from August 12 at zanzaro.com, which mentions Emma quite a bit. You can read the full report here.
A few excerpts:
"Cast are up early to begin filming by 9. Cars pull in and out continously, people carriers, flashy cars, and limosines. We catch a glimpse of Emma Watson (Hermione), and Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid) as he arrives in his car. The doubles of Harry, Ron and Hermione soon exit trailers, dressed in white shirts and Hogwarts school ties. The resemblence is unbelievable, from a distance they almost look like the real thing.
Rupert Grint comes out of his trailer and signs copies of Harry Potter books. He walks right up to our fence which is about chest high, (much easier for autographs than later).He seems a little shy, but doesn't mind signing. Emma Watson also comes out to sign books of fans. Then they leave to prepare for the first shoot of the day.
The doubles and the main cast are seen together in the car park. Emma Watson and her double seem to be getting on well, we see them walking together behind a group to lunch. some of the main cast and doubles enter a trailer, loud music is soon playing we recognize the tune its Beyonces single "Crazy in Love". More music is heard for quite a while.
After about three takes, the cast take a break, with drinks biscuits and a large supply of watermelon. Everyone is in a generally good mood. Rupert Grint(Ron), Mathew Lewis (Neville), Emma Watson(Hermione), Tom Felton (Draco) and many of the extras come down to the fence, to sign autographs.
Visitors shuffled and passed their books under the fence, and they were quickly signed by the cast. It reminded me of a scene from a an old war movie, it seemed ridiculous to have to push books under the fence over soil, It was really quite strange.
Emma crouched down and pulled the books under the fence. Others reached high over the fence ,trying to pass their books over, scrambling for Contact.
Rupert Grints' Appearance was met with enthusiasm by all, "Its Mr Ron" shouted a small boy, which brought a smile to Ruperts face. He was happy to sign almost everything (even a paper plate), Emma Watson was extremely kind, "poor things ,I'm so sorry you've been waiting so long" to a group of young kids who had been on site since 10."
Thanks to ZBakshi for this news.
from: www.geocities.com/grae_pheonix/
I just noticed this report back from August 12 at zanzaro.com, which mentions Emma quite a bit. You can read the full report here.
A few excerpts:
"Cast are up early to begin filming by 9. Cars pull in and out continously, people carriers, flashy cars, and limosines. We catch a glimpse of Emma Watson (Hermione), and Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid) as he arrives in his car. The doubles of Harry, Ron and Hermione soon exit trailers, dressed in white shirts and Hogwarts school ties. The resemblence is unbelievable, from a distance they almost look like the real thing.
Rupert Grint comes out of his trailer and signs copies of Harry Potter books. He walks right up to our fence which is about chest high, (much easier for autographs than later).He seems a little shy, but doesn't mind signing. Emma Watson also comes out to sign books of fans. Then they leave to prepare for the first shoot of the day.
The doubles and the main cast are seen together in the car park. Emma Watson and her double seem to be getting on well, we see them walking together behind a group to lunch. some of the main cast and doubles enter a trailer, loud music is soon playing we recognize the tune its Beyonces single "Crazy in Love". More music is heard for quite a while.
After about three takes, the cast take a break, with drinks biscuits and a large supply of watermelon. Everyone is in a generally good mood. Rupert Grint(Ron), Mathew Lewis (Neville), Emma Watson(Hermione), Tom Felton (Draco) and many of the extras come down to the fence, to sign autographs.
Visitors shuffled and passed their books under the fence, and they were quickly signed by the cast. It reminded me of a scene from a an old war movie, it seemed ridiculous to have to push books under the fence over soil, It was really quite strange.
Emma crouched down and pulled the books under the fence. Others reached high over the fence ,trying to pass their books over, scrambling for Contact.
Rupert Grints' Appearance was met with enthusiasm by all, "Its Mr Ron" shouted a small boy, which brought a smile to Ruperts face. He was happy to sign almost everything (even a paper plate), Emma Watson was extremely kind, "poor things ,I'm so sorry you've been waiting so long" to a group of young kids who had been on site since 10."
Stars Up For Potter IV
Thanks to ZBakshi for this news.
from: www.scifi.com
The three stars of the Harry Potter movies told the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet that they intend to star in the upcoming fourth film, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, according to a report on The Leaky Cauldron Web site. Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) told the newspaper that she and co-stars Daniel Radcliffe (Harry) and Rupert Grint (Ron) will reprise their characters in the proposed fourth film.But Watson declined to say whether the actors would stick with the franchise through a proposed seventh movie. "We're not up to speculate on that," she said. "One movie at a time." The three are currently shooting the third Potter movie, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, which is due in 2004.
August 12 report from PoA set
from: www.geocities.com/grae_pheonix/
Thanks to ZBakshi for this news.
from: www.scifi.com
The three stars of the Harry Potter movies told the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet that they intend to star in the upcoming fourth film, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, according to a report on The Leaky Cauldron Web site. Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) told the newspaper that she and co-stars Daniel Radcliffe (Harry) and Rupert Grint (Ron) will reprise their characters in the proposed fourth film.But Watson declined to say whether the actors would stick with the franchise through a proposed seventh movie. "We're not up to speculate on that," she said. "One movie at a time." The three are currently shooting the third Potter movie, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, which is due in 2004.
August 12 report from PoA set
from: www.geocities.com/grae_pheonix/
Friday, August 29, 2003
This article from FTC
MIKE NEWELL TO DIRECT "HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE"
Aug 11, 2003 GMT
Mike Newell has agreed to direct "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," the fourth film in the smash-hit series for Warner Bros. Pictures. The announcement was made today by Jeff Robinov, President of Production, Warner Bros. Pictures. Newell most recently completed production on "Mona Lisa Smile," starring Julia Roberts, and is also known for directing such critical and popular successes as "Four Weddings and A Funeral," "Enchanted April" and "Donnie Brasco."
Production on "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is scheduled to begin in England in April, 2004. David Heyman will produce and Steve Kloves will write the screenplay for the film, which is slated for release worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures in late 2005. Newell will be the first British director to helm a Harry Potter movie; the films are based on the best-selling series of books by J.K. Rowling and are set in the U.K.
MIKE NEWELL TO DIRECT "HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE"
Aug 11, 2003 GMT
Mike Newell has agreed to direct "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," the fourth film in the smash-hit series for Warner Bros. Pictures. The announcement was made today by Jeff Robinov, President of Production, Warner Bros. Pictures. Newell most recently completed production on "Mona Lisa Smile," starring Julia Roberts, and is also known for directing such critical and popular successes as "Four Weddings and A Funeral," "Enchanted April" and "Donnie Brasco."
Production on "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is scheduled to begin in England in April, 2004. David Heyman will produce and Steve Kloves will write the screenplay for the film, which is slated for release worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures in late 2005. Newell will be the first British director to helm a Harry Potter movie; the films are based on the best-selling series of books by J.K. Rowling and are set in the U.K.
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