Chris Columbus says it’s “impossible” to return to ‘Harry Potter’

Original director Chris Columbus He completely turned off the idea to return “Harry Potter. “

In a recent interview with London timesColumbus, who filled the first two “Harry Potter” film, said “impossible” to return to a franchise due to political interference caused by the Creator JK RowlingControversial views on Trans Community.

“It will never happen,” Columbus said when he asked about the directed film “Harry Potter”. “It’s so complicated with all political things. Everyone in the role has their opinion, which is different from (Rowling’s) opinions, which makes it impossible.”

Columbus explained that he and rowling do not speak, but they added to stay in touch with franchise stars like Daniel Radcliffe.

“I didn’t talk to missing Rowling in decade, so I have no idea what happens to her, but I’ve been looking for very close contact with Daniel Radcliffe,” he said a few days ago, “he said.” I still have a great relationship with my kids in the role. “

This is not the first time that Columbus expressed a disinterest in his return to “Harry Potter”. He recently said Variety In London, Netflix Prime Minister “Thursday Kill Club” that the audience saw “my version” and I didn’t remain anything I left to work in the Potter world. “

He also spoke about Rowling comments against trans identity, calling him an attitude about the issue “Very sad.”

“I like to take partists from art sometimes, I think it’s important to do,” he says. “It’s unhappy, what happened. I certainly disagree with what he is talking about. But it’s just sad, it’s very sad.”

HBO will soon bring the world of wizard to a small screen with its highly expected television adaptation From Shovrunner Francesca Gardiner and director of Mark Milod. HBO Cheed Casei Blois told reporters At the competition event last year, it was rowling either “very, very involved in the process of choosing a writer and director,” but it convinced that her anti-transai views “did not affect the casting or employment of writers or production staff.”