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07-11-2009, 12:12 PM
The director of 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince', David Yates, has revealed details on the final two Potter films, 'The Deathly Hallows: Part One and Part Two'. Warning: Spoiler Alert!
According to Comingsoon.net, Yates and the cast are about five months into shooting the two halves of the film, scheduled for release on 19 November, 2010 and 15 July, 2011 respectively.
In a New York press conference for 'The Half Blood Prince', Yates said that the two 'Deathly Hallow' films would have very different looks even though he's using the same crew.
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Speaking about the films, he said: "The first movie is a road movie basically, and it's quite intense and very raw and we're way away from Hogwarts, and it's a bit like three refugees being pursued across the landscape by these terrible Death Eaters.
"We're really enjoying it actually. It feels very different."
"The first one is very verité and documentary and edgy and on the road, and the second part is a big opera basically, a great big epic with huge battles and very oddly moving, because it concludes the whole saga really.
"So they're two very different films."
RTE
According to Comingsoon.net, Yates and the cast are about five months into shooting the two halves of the film, scheduled for release on 19 November, 2010 and 15 July, 2011 respectively.
In a New York press conference for 'The Half Blood Prince', Yates said that the two 'Deathly Hallow' films would have very different looks even though he's using the same crew.
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Speaking about the films, he said: "The first movie is a road movie basically, and it's quite intense and very raw and we're way away from Hogwarts, and it's a bit like three refugees being pursued across the landscape by these terrible Death Eaters.
"We're really enjoying it actually. It feels very different."
"The first one is very verité and documentary and edgy and on the road, and the second part is a big opera basically, a great big epic with huge battles and very oddly moving, because it concludes the whole saga really.
"So they're two very different films."
RTE