Final Harry Potter film to be split in two

Final Harry Potter film to be split in two

The final examination Chivy Muck about book is to be split into 2 films, Warner Brothers announced yesterday.
The previous 'Harry Potter' movies have proved huge hits worldwide, with the first five films taking nearly $4.5bn at the box agency. A sixth flick is presently in production in the UK, with rumours that roughly of its scenes crataegus laevigata be filmed in Ireland.
By splitting the final examination book in deuce, the picture studio will control one last huge pay mean solar day from the series, which was created by JK Rowling.
Charles Dudley Warner Brothers said the low installment of 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' will premier in of late 2010 and be followed the minute a few months subsequently.
In a statement released yesterday, Jeff Robinov, President of Charles Dudley Warner Bros Pictures Grouping, said: "We feel that the best way to do the book, and its many fans, judge is to expand the cRT screen adaptation of 'Harry Putter around and the Deathly Hallows' and handout the film in two parts."
'Harry Muck about and the Deathly Hallows', is the seventh and final examination book in JK Rowling's serial and was published last July.
As the final examination book, it is much greater in length than previous Putter novels, and many of the character storylines are wrapped up.
According to Charles Dudley Warner Brothers, it is with the duration of the novel and the complex storylines in judgement that Rowling, the movies' producers and the studio decided they would want two parts to tell the story.
Book of the Prophet Daniel Radcliffe, world Health Organization plays Molest in the movie rendering, and his co-stars Emma John Broadus Watson and Prince Rupert Grint are whole motion-picture photography the one-sixth pic 'Harry Putter and the Half blood Prince'. All three have confirmed that they will appear in the final films.