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Warner Bros has seen a wild rollercoaster ride in the past couple of years, and not just with the DC wing, the studio has seen a lot of duds even with the many other popular IPs they hold. But while the present has many things to offer, it may not be the best; the question that the studio is always asked is what they are doing with the Harry Potter franchise? Turns out even they aren’t happy with how they have criminally put two of their biggest IPs on the back burner for a decade as Warner Bros CEO David Zaslav talks about the same.
For the unversed, Harry Potter Franchise that kick started over two decades ago, saw the release of the last film in the franchise in 2011. Collecting $7.7 Billion at the Box Office throughout the run, the franchise has given the studio the pedestal that it stands on now. Similar is the nature of the turn of events for Lord Of The Rings, which was never touched again by the studio after the iconic three movies.
Now, as the studio moves forward and shapes a Harry Potter series, reviving the franchise ahead of facing a dud that the Fantastic Beasts franchise turned out to be, David Zaslav talks about how Warner Bros has underused these IPs and how they should have done better by not putting it in the back burner for ten long years. Read on to know everything you should about the same.
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