00:23This world, it's been a wonder really.
00:26It's just unlike anything I've ever been a part of.
00:30Sometimes I walk around and I'll just have, like, something in my hand and I'll just forget that I can't
00:35make things move.
00:36The job we have to do is to make it seem natural and you kind of have to ignore your
00:42own sense of wonder, you know, watching it.
00:44It's incredibly exciting. We're working directly with JK. It's her first screenplay.
00:50It's this vivid, lively, beautiful world that Jo has created.
00:55It's her magical universe, but transposed to New York in 1926.
01:00There's one English gentleman called Newt Scamander who turns up in New York with a suitcase full of rather extraordinary
01:07creatures.
01:08Some of his beasts get out of the case.
01:12And this one catalyst sets in an emotional sort of insane amount of events that just cause chaos.
01:17And at the core of it is this quartet.
01:19There are three other central characters. There's Tina Goldstein.
01:22Tina's very soulful. She has a lot of heart and strength and courage.
01:27She has a sister, Queenie.
01:29So you have two sisters who have raised each other and have a very deep bond.
01:34And lastly, there is Jacob, a muggle or a gnome, as it's called in this world.
01:38Jacob is back from the war.
01:40And now he's trying to get his life together and open up a bakery.
01:43He just happens into this very magical situation.
01:46All four central characters are outsiders.
01:49Part of the journey of this, for each of them, is coming into themselves.
01:54This film will appeal to all.
01:56It's funny. It's moving. It's thrilling.
02:00There's just so much meaning in her stories and so much heart.
02:05Fans of Harry Potter, they're going to feel the nostalgia and the love they have in the movies
02:10in a whole new light.
02:15It's like imagination taken to the extreme.
02:20Era aperta?
02:22Solo un pizzico, sì.
02:47I don't care.
02:48I don't...
02:49Grazie a tutti.
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