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Conoce la casa en la que se inspirÃ³ el equipo de ‘Animales FantÃ¡sticos’

El hecho de que la saga original de Harry Potter estuviera ambientada en laÂ actualidad no llegÃ³ nunca a implicar que el diseÃ±o de producciÃ³n tuviera menos importancia, como se demuestra en un escenario tan impresionante como la Escuela Hogwarts de Magia y HechicerÃa.

Pero la historia de Animales FantÃ¡sticos y dÃ³nde Encontrarlos, la precuela que ha contado con un guiÃ³n de la propia JK Rowling, se desarrolla en la Nueva York de 1920, lo que significaba que el equipo tenÃa que hacer un esfuerzo extra por inyectarle vida a ese mundo.

Para la difÃcil tarea, segÃºn recoge un reportaje de Metro UK, el equipo contÃ³ con la imprescindible ayuda de Peter Saunders y su casa de estilo victoriano. Saunders empleÃ³ 11 aÃ±os en restaurar su vivienda de manera que pareciera pertenecer realmente a los aÃ±os 20, y el resultado final ha servido de inspiraciÃ³n directa para los escenarios de Animales FantÃ¡sticos y dÃ³nde Encontrarlos.

La casa, adquirida en 2004 por 175.000 libras -225.000 euros-, incluye tanto un retrato de la propia reina Victoria como un baÃ±o de la Ã©poca totalmente funcional, y ha recibido la aprobaciÃ³n de la Victorian Society.

Items from the house in Nottingham at Peter Saunders house where he lives in the 1920’s. See Masons copy MNHOUSE: A man’s obsession with restoring his Victorian era house has become so extreme that major movie studios are relying on him for inspiration. Peter Saunders, 36, has obsessively spent 11 years restoring his cottage to its original Victorian character and his house has now inspired a set design for the upcoming Harry Potter spin-off film. Peter, a county council press officer, has lived in his four-bedroom Nottinghamshire cottage since 2004. He said: «The most exciting development recently was when I found a scrap of wallpaper in the second bedroom. I kept it and took it to a historic wallpaper reproduction company.

Peter Saunders of Nottingham at his home where he lives in the 1920’s. See Masons copy MNHOUSE: A man’s obsession with restoring his Victorian era house has become so extreme that major movie studios are relying on him for inspiration. Peter Saunders, 36, has obsessively spent 11 years restoring his cottage to its original Victorian character and his house has now inspired a set design for the upcoming Harry Potter spin-off film. Peter, a county council press officer, has lived in his four-bedroom Nottinghamshire cottage since 2004. He said: «The most exciting development recently was when I found a scrap of wallpaper in the second bedroom. I kept it and took it to a historic wallpaper reproduction company.

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