Seeing as the movie is set in the same universe as Harry’s, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that there will be ties to the original seven books. In the final scene of the movie, she visits Jacob’s bakery and he appears to recognize her. At the end of the film, right as Jacob has his memory wiped, she shares a kiss with him. She accompanies her sister as they chase Newt and his beasts through New York City.įrom the outset, it’s clear that she and Jacob share a special bond with each other. Queenie is Tina’s sister, and has a special gift few witches possess: she can read minds to identify feelings and memories. In the end, she’s reinstated as an auror. She re-encounters Credence along the way and tries to help him as she did before, helping expose Graves as Grindelwald. Tina eventually teams up with Newt to find his missing monsters. Tina is the disgraced auror (think "wizard cop") who apprehends Newt at the beginning of "Fantastic Beasts." She was dismissed from her job due to her meddling with Credence and his family. Porpentina "Tina" Goldstein (Katherine Waterston): Unbeknownst to Jacob, Newt provides him the funds needed to start his bakery by supplying him with silver eggshells. Unfortunately, per wizarding law, a forgetfulness charm is placed over him, making him forget everything he experienced. Throughout the first movie, Jacob uncovers the wizarding world alongside Newt, in awe of the magic and its creatures. His life is turned upside down when his briefcase is switched with Newt’s magical briefcase, exposing him to the wizarding world. He’s a no-maj who fought in World War I and is looking for a loan to start his dream of creating a bakery. Unlike the rest of the characters, Jacob isn’t a witch or wizard - in fact, he doesn’t come from the magical world at all. Here are some of the most important to the "Fantastic Beasts" storyline. Of course a world as vast as Rowling’s means there are plenty of characters to keep track of.
When asked whether the muggle and wizarding wars are connected, Rowling responded, "Yeah, I think so," before reportedly going quiet and then laughing "maniacally." The characters “He said, 'Is it coincidence that he died in 1945?' And I said 'no.' It amuses me to make allusions to things that were happening in the muggle world, so my feeling would be that while there's a global muggle war going on, there's also a global wizarding war going on." "(Someone) asked about Grindelwald," Rowling told websites the Leaky Cauldron and MuggleNet in a 2005 interview. This might seem unimportant to a story about witches and wizards, but Rowling hinted well over a decade ago that these events are tied to Grindelwald’s story. The market crash of 1929 and the rise of Nazi Germany are on the horizon. Meanwhile, in the non-magical community, the world is in what historians have dubbed the " interwar period." The First World War, or the Great War, that lasted from 1914-1918, has left a scar on the public consciousness. Fears are heightened throughout the world with the rise of dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald, who arrives in New York City about the same time as Newt. In America’s wizarding world, interaction between the wizarding community and the non-magical community - “muggles” or “no-majs” - is strictly forbidden out of fear of witches and wizards becoming exposed. The first movie, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," set protagonist Newt Scamander in 1926’s New York City. The Fantastic Beasts movies take place roughly 70 years before the events chronicled in the Harry Potter series. (Note: Expect spoilers for the original Harry Potter books and movies as well as the first "Fantastic Beasts" film ahead.) So here’s a handy guide detailing everything you need to know going into "The Crimes of Grindelwald." Even behind the scenes, there’s been a lot of talk and controversy concerning some of the cast and characters.
With the continued growth of Rowling’s world, it shouldn’t take a remembrall for moviegoers to know that they may have forgotten a thing or two about Harry’s and Newt’s adventures. The upcoming film looks to mark the convergence of Harry’s story with the story of Newt Scamander, who was first introduced to audiences in 2016’s "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them." While the first film referenced places and characters in the Harry Potter series, "Crimes of Grindelwald" seems to bring those Easter eggs into the limelight.
That world is expected to grow even more with the latest film, "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald," due in theaters on Friday, Nov. Potterheads have come to experience Rowling’s brand of magic through books, films, stage and digital media. Rowling’s Wizarding World has grown beyond the cupboard under the stairs where readers first met Harry Potter two decades ago.
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