Reporter Zhong Yulian / Comprehensive Report
The Harry Potter series of films has been a sensation since its release in 2001, and although it has been completed for many years, it is still quite popular, and chris Columbus, the director who directed the first two episodes of "The Mysterious Philosopher's Stone" and "The Vanishing Chamber", re-mentioned this classic in an interview a few days ago, and revealed that he wanted to remake the stage play "Harry Potter: Cursed Child" into a movie version, and also intended to gather Daniel Radcliffe and others to return.
The director of the first episode of "Harry Potter" revealed that he wanted to remake the Harry Potter stage play. (Photo/Recap from ig/daniel9340)
Columbus said he was more than happy to adapt the Harry Potter stage play "The Cursed Child" into a film version and continue the story ending of the novel, "'The Cursed Child' is a great stage play, and the child stars who starred in the year included Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Greint, are now just the right age for the characters in the play, and it is a small dream of mine to bring this to the big screen."
The protagonists of "Harry Potter" became popular. (Photo/Recap from ig/daniel9340)
The first remake of the novel, Harry Potter: The Mysterious Philosopher's Stone, was a huge hit when it was launched, in fact Columbus was quite anxious at the time, because the scale of the shooting was too large, so he and Warner Pictures were stressed, and personally flew to Scotland several times to discuss the script and worldview of the film with the author J.k. Rowling, "If we mess up, we will offend fans all over the world, and may be expelled", and he also participated in the casting process, and was one of the heroes who excavated daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson.
Chris Columbus wanted to assemble the original team to remake the stage play. (Photo/Tatsushi Images/Ap News Agency)
The success of the "Harry Potter" film series has also been rumored that Hollywood has wanted to remake many times, and Columbus directly criticized this move as meaningless, even his 1991 classic comedy "Little Devil Is Home" has launched a remake version, "In Hollywood now, everyone is reinventing everything, remake "The Wizard of Oz" is also, any of us have no point in remaking classic movies, we should have more original works." 」
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