Warner Bros plans far ahead

If you do, that means you are probably sitting in the theater November 19, 2010. If you thought that was your little nephew, you will probably not care this is the release date for ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I,’ the Harry Potter book that got split into two movies earlier — Warner Bros is a business after all.

Daniel Radcliffe will be 21 by then, 10 years older than when he started shooting the series. You can’t be sad for a guy that made million upon million for doing this, I can imagine worse jobs, but you have to feel a bit bad for him. Think of being Harry Potter for the rest of your life. The headlines of 2065 will read “Harry Potter plays grandpa in Spider-man 35.”

David Yates will direct the Harry Potters again, with Part 2 of the ‘Deathly Hallows’ planned for 2011.