Harry Potter And The Cursed Child In 2025? Fan-Made Trailer Of Ninth Film Sparks Speculation About Daniel Radcliffe's Comeback

It might be a thing of excitement for Potterheads. Even before we get any confirmation about the movie adaptation of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, a fan-made trailer has left fans manifesting for the project to take shape. Infact, it also suggests that the movie will release in 2025. This has sparked speculations and netizens are curious.

ALSO READ: Harry Potter's James, Oliver Phelps' Advice To Actors Playing Weasley Twins In HBO Series: Don’t Be As Good As...

A YouTube channel named KH Studio posted a "teaser trailer" for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, and viewers are asking for more. The video depics the story of Harry taking off from the last scene at the King's Cross station platform in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2. Harry, along with his friends Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley are dropping off their children on the train to Hogwarts. What follows is a speculated plot of the movie, if it is ever made.

The fan-made trailer smartly places visuals from the previous Harry Potter films, and centring it around the return of Lord Voldemort, who unleashes terror and trouble back in Harry's life. How our main hero saves his friends, family and Hogwarts forms the core of this fan-idea.

With the release of the fan-made trailer, rumour mills are abuzz again that Warner Bros is in the works of coming back with a fresh new film in the Harry Potter franchise, that featured eight films and ran from 2001-2011.

If ever Harry Potter and the Cursed Child becomes a reality, it will be an adaptation of the popular stage play.

In the meantime, Harry Potter is set for a reboot as an HBO original series. In April 2023, it was announced that the iconic novels by JK Rowling are returing as a TV series. Last year, a casting call to select its lead trio - Harry Potter, Hermoine Granger, and Ron Weasley eas in place inviting kids aged 9-11 years in the UK and Ireland to participate.

Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Hollywood, Entertainment News and around the world.