Katherine Waterston cast in 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them', With Eddie Redmayne set as the male lead for J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter spinoff "Fabulous Beasts and Where to Find Them," Warner Bros. is firming up whatever remains of the film's cast.
"Natural Vice" performer Katherine Waterston has handled one of the female leads inverse Redmayne in the first portion of the new establishment, which is being arranged as a set of three.
Waterston will assume the significant part of Tina, short for Porpentina, a witch who — not at all like the darling characters from Rowling's Harry Potter books — meets expectations her enchantment in the U.S. She meets magizoologist Newt Scamander (Redmayne) when he stops in New York City on his goes to discover and report mysterious animals.
Two critical parts in the film have yet to be cast: Queenie, Tina's more youthful sister, and Jacob, an opponent of Scamander's.
The studio is said to be searching for more settled appearances for the spinoff, dissimilar to the newcomers they found for the first "Harry Potter" establishment.
David Yates is coordinating with Rowling making her screenwriting presentation on the set of three.
Set in New York approximately seven decades prior Harry Potter's adventure begins, "Fabulous Beasts" is taking into account the Hogwarts reading material of the same name and takes after the experiences of its writer, Newt Scamander. Scamander is portrayed as a "magiczoologist," which in the "Harry Potter" domain is a man who studies supernatural animals. Other than Scamander, there are four other primary parts — two American young ladies and two American young men — that the studio is hoping to cast.
"Despite the fact that it will be set in the overall group of witches and wizards where I was so upbeat for a long time, 'Fabulous Beasts and Where to Find Them' is neither a prequel nor a spin-off of the 'Harry Potter' arrangement however an augmentation of the wizarding scene," Rowling clarified.
The film is situated to bow on Nov. 18, 2016.
Waterston is repped by UTA and Silver Lining Entertainment and can be seen next in Universal's biopic "Emplo
"Natural Vice" performer Katherine Waterston has handled one of the female leads inverse Redmayne in the first portion of the new establishment, which is being arranged as a set of three.
Waterston will assume the significant part of Tina, short for Porpentina, a witch who — not at all like the darling characters from Rowling's Harry Potter books — meets expectations her enchantment in the U.S. She meets magizoologist Newt Scamander (Redmayne) when he stops in New York City on his goes to discover and report mysterious animals.
Two critical parts in the film have yet to be cast: Queenie, Tina's more youthful sister, and Jacob, an opponent of Scamander's.
The studio is said to be searching for more settled appearances for the spinoff, dissimilar to the newcomers they found for the first "Harry Potter" establishment.
David Yates is coordinating with Rowling making her screenwriting presentation on the set of three.
Set in New York approximately seven decades prior Harry Potter's adventure begins, "Fabulous Beasts" is taking into account the Hogwarts reading material of the same name and takes after the experiences of its writer, Newt Scamander. Scamander is portrayed as a "magiczoologist," which in the "Harry Potter" domain is a man who studies supernatural animals. Other than Scamander, there are four other primary parts — two American young ladies and two American young men — that the studio is hoping to cast.
"Despite the fact that it will be set in the overall group of witches and wizards where I was so upbeat for a long time, 'Fabulous Beasts and Where to Find Them' is neither a prequel nor a spin-off of the 'Harry Potter' arrangement however an augmentation of the wizarding scene," Rowling clarified.
The film is situated to bow on Nov. 18, 2016.
Waterston is repped by UTA and Silver Lining Entertainment and can be seen next in Universal's biopic "Emplo
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