Fantastic Beasts Films (2016)įilm series genres were initially released in 2016 and are directed by David Yates. He goes on the experience to find out the person who stole the lightning bolt of Zeus and tries to settle the dispute between gods. A kid named Percy finds out about his superpowers and figures that he is a demigod, and the adventure goes on for Percy. The movie’s storyline is a little different from the story but fun to watch. The film is based on the novel the same as the movie name and earned more than 22 Crore USD. John Woodward, the organisation's outgoing chief executive, described the government's decision as "short-sighted and potentially very damaging, especially as there is at present no roadmap setting out where the UKFC's responsibilities will be placed in the future".This movie came in 2010, and the movie genre is adventure and fantasy. Earlier this year, the government was criticised for its decision to abolish the UK Film Council, which has ploughed £160m of lottery funding into domestic film production, provided a supply of trained technicians and help nurture the careers of directors such as Mike Leigh, Shane Meadows and Kevin Macdonald. The penultimate saga, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One, is released on Friday.Ĭameron's statement potentially points the way to a new, more commercially-driven era for the domestic industry. Based on the best-selling novels by JK Rowling, the long-running franchise has so far grossed in excess of $5.5bn (£3.45bn) at the global box office. Warners now plan to spend $100m (£62.8m) expanding Leavesden Studios, which has been the base for all eight of the Harry Potter films.
That is, we have got to make films that people want to watch and films which will benefit beyond themselves as they will also encourage people to come and visit our country." "There is a great tip and key for film-makers here. "I think one of the keys to Warner's success in your constituency is the Harry Potter film franchise which they have been making," said Cameron.
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