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Harry Potter Films Return to Theatres for 25th Anniversary
Warner Bros.
is bringing the Harry Potter movies back to movie theatres for a special 25‑year celebration.
All eight films will be shown again from August 27 to September 3, 2024.
The first movie will have a brand‑new 12‑minute behind‑the‑scenes clip that fans have never seen before.
Tickets start selling on July 31, which is the day the fictional character Harry Potter turns 11.
In addition to the movies, there will be fan parties in cities like Paris, Venice, Madrid, and Sydney, and special activities at Wizarding World parks.
The re‑release also comes as a TV show about Harry Potter is about to start, so it’s a chance for new fans to see the movies on the big screen.
It’s a big thank‑you to everyone who loved the films for 25 years.
Warner Bros. is re‑releasing all eight Harry Potter films from Aug 27 to Sept 3, 2024.
The first film will include a 12‑minute exclusive behind‑the‑scenes segment.
Ticket sales begin July 31, aligning with Harry Potter’s fictional birthday.
Global fan events are planned in Paris, Venice, Madrid, Sydney and special experiences at Wizarding World attractions.
The re‑release coincides with HBO’s upcoming television adaptation, aiming to introduce a new generation to Hogwarts.
- Who
- Warner Bros. Discovery
- What
- Re‑release of all eight Harry Potter films with exclusive behind‑the‑scenes footage for the first film
- Where
- Theatres worldwide, with fan events in Paris, Venice, Madrid, and Sydney
- When
- August 27 to September 3, 2024
- Why
- To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the franchise and introduce a new generation to Hogwarts
Key facts
- Event
- Back to Hogwarts 2024
- Release dates
- Aug 27 – Sept 3, 2024
- Exclusive footage
- 12 minutes behind‑the‑scenes
- Ticket sale start
- July 31, 2024
- Franchise
- Harry Potter (8 films)
- Studio
- Warner Bros. Discovery
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