Although there is not much to spoil, 'Harry Potter' spinoff cast update recently revealed that Eddie Redmayne is set to lead the upcoming film. With the latest casting update, a few spoilers are surfacing around the internet regarding the things to expect in the 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find'.
Many fans have been very excited when it was announced that 'Harry Potter' spinoff will happen. The upcoming film will focus on the events that happened before the eight films of the saga.
The Wall Street Journal is disclosing a major update that 'Theory of Everything Winner' Oscar winner, Eddie Redmayne, will be leading the upcoming 'Harry Potter' spinoff. He is set to play Newt Scamander, who encounters and studies several magical creatures on his way to writing a textbook called 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them'.
Another, the upcoming 'Harry Potter' spinoff is likely to feature Newt Scamander's eventual wife Porpentina, which is linked to the other character named Tina. So, is it possible that Tina is actually Porpentina? Cinemablend speculated that the idea is entirely coincidence. If the two is not actually one person, the site also believes that they have some other connection.
Meanwhile, The Wrap listed the names of actresses being eyed for the two female leads- Queenie and Tina-in addition to Eddie Redmayne's character Newt Scamander of 'Harry Potter' spinoff. Tina is the younger sister, while Queenie is the older of the two.
It is told that Tina could be played by one of these actresses: Saoirse Ronan (The Host), Dakota Fanning (Twilight film), Lili Simmons (Banshee, Hawaii Five-0) and Alison Sudol (Dig and Transparent). Tina's older sister, on the other hand, may be portrayed by Kate Upton (The Other Woman), Katherine Waterston (Inherent Vice) or Elizabeth Debicki (The Great Gatsby) for the 'Harry Potter' spinoff.
Fans, what do you think of Eddie Redmayne as the lead actor for 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find'? Share us your thoughts below regarding the 'Harry Potter' spinoff cast update.
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