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i want to ask something:i read on one of the questions that the last movie of harry potter will be divided onto two.is it true?when is the release date?

also,do you know a site where i can get as much info as i want about harry potter books and movies?

thanks.

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  1. Yes the 7th book will be two movies.

    IMDB is where I get all of my Harry Potter info, but also there is LeakyLounge.org.

    That site is amazing! And Muggle Net.

    6th movie comes out July 17th, 2009.

    7th movie part one comes out November 19th, 2010

    7th movie part two May 2011, no complete set date yet.


  2. idk about the first but that would be cool. and as for the second try going to mugglenet.com or jkrowling.com

  3. Yes, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows as produced by Warner Bros. is currently a 2-part movie. With clever titles Part 1 and Part 2. The release dates are set for November of 2010 and May of 2011. These dates are finite and are up to change.

    Check out the Harry Potter lexicon for book information and The Leaky Cauldron or Mugglenet for good movie or other news.

  4. yeah the last movie will be divided up into 2 parts to get as much in the films as possible. i&#039;m not sure on the release dates though

  5. yup its true.  i found it on yahoo. the release date i do not recall sorry. =D

  6. Yes, the last movie will be divided into two seperate movies.

    Mugglenet is a great HP sight.

    I suggest if you like HP that you check out Hexrpg.com, it&#039;s a fun place for HP fans...but it&#039;s addicting.

  7. the next movie is due out july 2009 and then the following around no of 2010.....

    that is all i know ... sorry

    came across this story... maybe it will help..

    Harry Potter film pulls vanishing act on EW cover

    Monday August 18 7:35 AM ET

    Maybe Harry Potter should have brought a note from his parents saying he would be missing school.

    Warner Bros. gave Harry the school year off, announcing last week it was bumping the sixth movie in the series from fall to next summer. But Entertainment Weekly which shares the studio&#039;s parent company, Time Warner Inc. was unaware, featuring &quot;Potter&quot; star Daniel Radcliffe on the cover of its Aug. 22-29 fall-preview issue.

    The magazine leads off the issue with a six-page spread pegged to &quot;Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,&quot; which Warner Bros. on Thursday moved from its Nov. 21 release date to July 17, 2009.



    The studio had been considering the date change for three or four weeks, &quot;but it really didn&#039;t kind of get on the front burner until sometime within the last seven days,&quot; Dan Fellman, Warner Bros. head of distribution, said Sunday.

    Entertainment Weekly&#039;s &quot;deadline must have been earlier than the decision, than when we started to get serious about making the decision,&quot; Fellman said.

    An Entertainment Weekly spokeswoman did not immediately return phone and e-mail messages seeking comment.

    The magazine&#039;s online edition added a preface about the date change to the &quot;Harry Potter&quot; story. It also had a laugh or two about the lack of communication between two Time Warner outfits.

    &quot;In an irony sure to set blogger hearts beating giddily, the film graces the cover of EW&#039;s new fall preview issue,&quot; reads an entry on the magazine&#039;s Hollywood Insider blog. &quot;EW and Warner Bros. share a parent company, but they clearly do not share, you know, important ... information.&quot;

    The blog goes on to joke that the date change will leave Entertainment Weekly &quot;readers in possession of a &#039;Dewey Beats Truman&#039; collectible.&quot; It also notes that British film magazine Empire features Harry Potter on its current cover, though that issue touches on big 2009 releases, as well.

    Warner executives said the date change was a business decision and not due to any production delays on &quot;Half-Blood Prince.&quot; A recent Writers Guild of America strike had delayed production on some films, leaving a lighter lineup during 2009&#039;s busy summer season, Fellman said.

    The July 17 release the same weekend Warner Bros. debuted its blockbuster &quot;The Dark Knight&quot; this summer offered better box-office potential for &quot;Half-Blood Prince,&quot; Fellman said.

    The change left a hole in Hollywood&#039;s overall schedule for Nov. 21, the week before Thanksgiving, one of the busiest weekends for theaters.

    But fantasy fans will not have to do without: A day after &quot;Half-Blood Prince&quot; moved out, Summit Entertainment&#039;s vampire romance &quot;Twilight,&quot; based on another best-selling series of books, moved in, switched from its scheduled Dec. 12 release to Nov. 21.

  8. yes this is true.

    just go to any hp fan site

  9. Yeah, two parts. The first part is to be released in 2010, the second in 2011. Can&#039;t wait.  

  10. also veritaserum.com

  11. ok the harry potter movie is now moved from thanksgiving to next summer and twilight by stephanie meyer moved to nov. 21st thats the only reason y i know this......other than that i am blank....

  12. yes it is true. they will be divided into 2 years. 2010 and 2011.

    a lot of harry potter is on mugglenet.com or wikipedia.com and that might have a lot of helpful facts  

  13. yep, it will be two movies. They decided the book was too long to be made into just one.

  14. mugglenet.

    the release has been slated for summer 2009.

    a public statement was released last week.

  15. Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince will be a whole movie.

    But I believe Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows will be split.

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