The Inevitability of a Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Movie: A 20-Year Wait
A look at the inevitability of a Harry Potter and the Cursed Child movie, the challenges it faces, and the potential for success in the distant future.
The Inevitability of a Cursed Child Movie in the Distant Future
The enduring success of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child as a play has solidified the inevitability of a movie adaptation, albeit in the distant future. The play's monumental performance in London and New York has undoubtedly positioned it as a lucrative venture for Warner Bros., especially in the wake of the upcoming Harry Potter TV remake. The introduction of a new generation of Harry Potter stars in the TV remake is expected to rekindle interest in the Wizarding World, paving the way for a Cursed Child movie that aligns with the new narrative and cast.
Sam Clemmett as Albus Potter and Jamie Parker as Harry Potter in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
The anticipation surrounding the growth and development of the new Golden Trio in the TV remake is likely to fuel curiosity about the events following the Battle of Hogwarts, creating a natural demand for a Cursed Child movie. However, the movie's success hinges on the embrace of the new cast and the establishment of a consistent narrative across the TV remake and the eventual film adaptation. As the new Harry Potter stars mature and conclude their TV remake, the inevitability of a Cursed Child movie becomes increasingly apparent, albeit with a different ensemble and a refreshed perspective on the beloved Wizarding World.
Anthony Boyle and Samuel Timothy Clemmett as Scorpius and Albus talking in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
