Ok, Pott-heads, grab some popcorn and cozy up on the couch. It's time for a Harry Potter weekend — complete with a sneak peek of the next magical flick.
As part of its "25 Days of Christmas," ABC Family will air the first four movies of the Harry Potter franchise Dec. 5-7. The world television premiere of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire will also feature ...
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Sharpen those incisors Twilight fans Not only did the last book of the series break through Aug 2 but youll have the first film in the series to sink your teeth into Dec 12Breaking Dawn the fourth and final chapter in Stephanie Meyers hugely successful vampireteen-angst novels made an astounding 13 million in its first 24 hours of sales The movie Twilight has made the cover of Entertainment Weekly and the cast recently went to Comic-Con to promote the film and perhaps to soften fan criticism of Robert Pattinsons casting as the lead vamp Edward As if anyone could live up to the godlike creature Meyer describes in the novels Pattinsons role as Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is just one reason some fans think the film could be the next Harry Potter franchiseThe question is will fans of the books go to see Bella and Edwards tortured love story on screen Are you thirsting for another vampire story Erin FoxRelated149 See t
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As expected, King Kong lorded over the box office in its opening weekend, besting all others with a $51.15 million take — the fourth-best December premiere ever. Rounding out the Top 5 were The Chronicles of Narnia (with $31.2 mil), The Family Stone ($12.7 mil), Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire ($5.9 mil) and Syriana ($5.5 mil).
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Conjuring up $101.4 million, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire enjoyed the best opening weekend performance yet for the franchise and the fourth-best three-day opening weekend ever, ranking behind Spider-Man, Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith and Shrek 2. Rounding out the weekend's Top 5 were Walk the Line (bowing with $22.4 million), Chicken Little ($14.8 mil), Derailed ($6.5 mil) and Zathura ($5.1 mil).
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What do a pubescent wizard and a team of E.T.-busters have in common? Producer David Heyman, who has helped shepherd all of the Harry Potter films to date and also executive-produces CBS' Threshold (airing Tuesdays at 10 pm/ET, beginning Nov. 22). On the occasion of the premiere of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, TVGuide.com seized the opportunity to have a one-on-one discussion with the man behind both big-screen magic and small-screen spookiness.
TVGuide.com: When all is told, after the seventh and final Harry Potter book makes its way into theaters, how many years of your life will have been consumed by the wizards?D
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