Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Trailer #1 [2018]

Throw your sticks: Fantastic beasts and where to find them The sequel has a title and storyline.

Warner Bros. reveals Harry Potter's sequel (this will become a confusing) title as Fantastic Beasts: The Grindelwald Crimes, along with the first details of the story. The film will follow the events of the first fantastic beasts that have discovered the evil sorcerer

Gellett Grindelwald (Colin Farrell, before being discovered as bleach-blonde Johnny Depp), captured thanks to the efforts of Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmain). And the new title is not the only magic that Warner Bros. offers us in the store: the announcement of the title comes in the form of a video trailer masquerading as a magically moving picture of the voices.

he show displays the "The Crime of Grindelwald" in costume and character as they pose for the picture, partly frozen to the middle when the dark mist enters the screen and reveals the title and date of release on November 16, 2018,

Among the returning actor are Eddie Redman as Magician Neut Skamander, Catherine Waterstein as the recovered MACUSA Aurasist Tina Goldstein, Alison Sudol as her sister Kenya and Ezra Miller as Crassons, the observer who in the last film devastated chaos in New York. Although he may have reached his end at the end of the film, it has recently been revealed that he enigmatically survives, which can have enormous consequences for Grindelwald's crimes.

And another returning voice is the title Grindelwald, who plays Johnny Depp, though only for a minute in the first fantastic beasts. In case you are not familiar with the strange dark magician, he is the deadly enemy of Albus Dumbledore - and his long-running battle is one of the sorcerer's most epic feuds. His legacy as one of the worst dark wizards later will be overturned by Voldemort, but will obviously cut off a sinister figure in his latest entry in the Harry Potter franchise.

The new actors include Judd Lloyd as a young Albus Dumbledore (Claudia Kim) as Maledictus, "a bloodburner who eventually becomes a beast," Calum Turner as Newt's bigger brother, military hero and head of the aura office in the British Ministry of Magic; and Zoe Kravitz as Lata Lentenstein, who in the last film is mentioned as a girl who has torn the heart of Newt and is now engaged with her brother.

David Yates returns to direct the next fantastic beasts written by Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling and produced by David Heyman, J.K. Rowling, Steve Canary, and Lionel Wigram.