'Fantastic Beasts' and where To Find Them Turned Into a Five Part Series as Confirmed By J.K. Rowling

"Fantastic Beasts" and Where to Find Them will hit the big screens next month. It was revealed that the latest JK Rowling adaptation will put an end to the "Harry Potter" series as the young Dumbledore is bound to unfold the succeeding stories.

The "Fantastic Beasts" and Where to Find Them will soon hit the big screens and Potterheads were already able to get the plot as to how the story progressed. The entire film is centered on the story of Newt Scamander who is portrayed by Eddie Redmayne.

Newt already made an appearance on the first Harry Potter film, "The Sorcerer's Stone." Newt is best known for writing the book, "Fantastic Beasts" and Where to Find Them. He was then sent out on a mission as he accidentally released the beasts on the muggle world, thus he needs to capture each and every one of them according to Parent Herald.

One of the biggest characters that fans are anticipating to appear on "Fantastic Beasts"  is the young Dumbledore. The speculations started after Dan Palmer announced that fans will get a glimpse of the young wizard counterparts, which hinted that the Harry Potter characters are bound to make an appearance though their young counterparts.

Vanity Fair then mentioned that the "Fantastic Beasts" is bound to have five more sequels. It was confirmed that JK Rowling is moving forward with four more books for the "Fantastic Beasts" sequel.

During her interview, JK Rowling opened up stating that her fans will get to see more of her works as she will always spark her reader's interest. She then mentioned that the "Fantastic Beasts" is the first story that linked the muggle world to the wizarding realm.

"There are ways in which we connect to the Potter books, that I think people will find surprising," JK Rowling said. "They're talking about the first time a wizard rose and threatened a world order. This was always where I was interested in going. This is what I wanted to do." The "Fantastic Beasts" screenwriter's announcement is definitely an exciting news for all Potter fans.