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Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling has written for the Writer's Guild's Written by magazine about her collaborative relationship with "Potter" Film screenwriter Steve Kloves for their April/May issue. The full piece, which can be read in its entirety via this link, details the 12-year-long "email correspondence" which resulted in seven adapted screenplays of Ms. Rowling's book series. Rowling and Kloves began their work together following an early film production meeting in Los Angeles, California when the screenwriter shared his knowledge of the books and favorite character (Hermione) with the author. The three-page article revisits a handful of moments throughout the 12-year correspondence which crafted the film's scripts, as well as details some of the moments in which Kloves was let in on secrets of the stories early, in order to ensure continuity of the story.
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The report also gives information about the format of the DVDs themselves, with 70% or so of Harry Potter catalogue sales in the Blu Ray format, with 46% of "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" DVDs sold being Blu Ray.
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" is now available on DVD and Blu Ray.
In related news, MTV's Movies Blog has a fun article online about five Potter film moments they'd like to see turned into 3D in the event of a 3D re-release or 3D DVD release of the earlier Potter films:
The basilisk in "The Chamber of Secrets" was terrifying enough as it was, but imagine it lashing out at Harry in 3-D? Plus, the projection of Tom Riddle would look that much creepier if it was popping out of our screens at us. Added bonus: Kenneth Branagh in 3-D. Enough said.
watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 Movie online
watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 Movie online
Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling has written for the Writer's Guild's Written by magazine about her collaborative relationship with "Potter" Film screenwriter Steve Kloves for their April/May issue. The full piece, which can be read in its entirety via this link, details the 12-year-long "email correspondence" which resulted in seven adapted screenplays of Ms. Rowling's book series. Rowling and Kloves began their work together following an early film production meeting in Los Angeles, California when the screenwriter shared his knowledge of the books and favorite character (Hermione) with the author. The three-page article revisits a handful of moments throughout the 12-year correspondence which crafted the film's scripts, as well as details some of the moments in which Kloves was let in on secrets of the stories early, in order to ensure continuity of the story.
watch English Movie online
The report also gives information about the format of the DVDs themselves, with 70% or so of Harry Potter catalogue sales in the Blu Ray format, with 46% of "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" DVDs sold being Blu Ray.
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" is now available on DVD and Blu Ray.
In related news, MTV's Movies Blog has a fun article online about five Potter film moments they'd like to see turned into 3D in the event of a 3D re-release or 3D DVD release of the earlier Potter films:
The basilisk in "The Chamber of Secrets" was terrifying enough as it was, but imagine it lashing out at Harry in 3-D? Plus, the projection of Tom Riddle would look that much creepier if it was popping out of our screens at us. Added bonus: Kenneth Branagh in 3-D. Enough said.
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