As the movie "Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them" is now being created, more information are being revealed which includes the plot of the story and the other projects of the movie's author JK Rowling.
JK Rowling's "Fantastic" book is not actually a prequel of Harry Potter. In the wizard movie, it can be remembered that Potter and his friends are using the book "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" to learn and observe some magical creatures. In the new movie however, the center of attraction is the author of that book which is Newt Scamander. The story is more focused on the adventure of Newt in New York back in 1920 setting.
Fortunately, a glimpse of the movie's plot was revealed by EW.
"Eccentric magizoologist Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) comes to New York (for a reason) with his trusty weathered case. This case is one of those way-way-way-bigger-on-the-inside magical devices, and within are expansive habitats for a collection of rare and endangered magical creatures from Newt's travels around globe. He discovers the American wizarding community is fearfully hiding from Muggles (who are called "No-Maj" in the States) and the threat of public exposure is an even graver concern than in the UK," as what EW said.
"Fantastic Beasts is the story of what happens when this uniquely skilled English wizard travels to wiz-phobic America and a variety of his creatures, some quite dangerous ... get out of their case", added by EW.
On the other hand, JK Rowling unveiled that she is now writing another work which is primarily focused for young readers.
In an interview, the author of "Harry Potter" stated that she had written "part of a children's book" and she want it to be finished. According to her, the new work that she is writing is a "children's book" that she really love, making it more expectable. But the successful author reveals that she fears that the book will not be finished if she passes away unexpectedly.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them will be available in theatres starting this November 18, 2016.
