J.K. Rowling Sparks Harry Potter Fan Speculation With Cryptic Cursed Child Tweet

Could a new Potter film be in the works?
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J.K. Rowling has sparked speculation another Harry Potter film is in the works after posting a cryptic tweet about the her Cursed Child stage play.

The author returned to Twitter after a six month hiatus to post a stylised image of villain Lord Voldemort’s notorious Dark Mark.

J.K. Rowling
J.K. Rowling
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She captioned the post: “Sometimes, darkness comes from unexpected places.”

Sometimes, darkness comes from unexpected places #HarryPotter #CursedChild pic.twitter.com/TQb68Wtqiz

— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) September 5, 2019

She also included the hashtag #CursedChild, referring to the stage show follow-up to her hugely popular books and films, which revisits the Potter characters later on in their lives.

are they really going to produce a cursed child film???? with dan, emma, and rupert?????? where can i confirm this

— Alicia Florentino (@gameofFLOnes) September 6, 2019

Hold up, is Harry Potter and the Cursed Child actually being made by Warner Brothers as an actual film?!

If so, get the fuck in!

— Aidan Stephenson (@MelvinS7ven) September 5, 2019

Cursed Child film.... Oh ma gawd pic.twitter.com/s1K3GWXejo

— Black Flame 🔥 (@kaiserDonna) September 5, 2019

not to get my hopes up but there’s talk that they’re adapting the cursed child into a film and my hopes are UP

— sinead 🍒 (@caroIinakissy) September 6, 2019

Does this mean Cursed Child Film 🤔🤞

— jre100 (@JamesEniffer) September 5, 2019

But while fans quickly got excited at the prospect of the show being turned into a film, the official Harry Potter fan site Pottermore seemed to have more of an insight.

They tweeted: “There is something exciting coming later on from @CursedChildNYC, but it’s not a movie…”

There is something exciting coming later on from @CursedChildNYC, but it’s not a movie… https://t.co/iGoKf7cGSO

— Pottermore (@pottermore) September 5, 2019

Harry Potter And The Cursed Child premiered in London’s West End in July 2016 and proved to be a huge success.

At the 2017 Laurence Olivier Awards it won a record-breaking nine awards and enjoyed similar success when it moved to Broadway in April 2018.

The play’s story begins 19 years after the events of The Deathly Hallows, the final book, and features Harry Potter as a senior figure at the Ministry of Magic while his son Albus Severus Potter is set to start at Hogwarts.

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