Harry Potter, is one name that seems to set talks and speculations on fire more than anything else today globally.

The seventh book of the series (Harry Potter: The order of the Phoenix) will be published on July 21 when Phoenix would probably reach every nook and corner of the world. Its earlier books have been translated into 65 languages with more than 325 million copies sold. The films have grossed more than £1.7 billion worldwide.

The authors style has undergone a glamorous makeover and to make things more speculative and discussed (like it could be possible more) just a day after Rowling told the BBC that the seventh book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, has a grisly ending in which many of the characters die the doubts has created a stir amongst the fans worldwide.

Rowling told in the Friday Night with Jonathan Ross that finishing the book was “the most remarkable feeling I’ve ever had”, but declined to be drawn on the young wizard’s fate. She did, however, warn Potter fans that they may be awestruck with this release as she quoted her return to writing more books about Harry to be Unlikely.

To further add curiosity, actor Jim Dale, the voice of the teenage wizard in the American audio books, was heard quoting that Rowling was looking forward to life without the character who has earned her a £500 million fortune.

It’s a major suspense and as the fans would dread but cannot help thinking that J K Rowling will kill off Harry Potter in the final book.

In an interview in America, the wizard heartthrob Radcliffe said:

I think I might die in [the final book],” before quickly adding: “That’s just my prediction. I think so, but I’ve no idea at all; I have no inside hints. She’s (Rowling) lived with Harry Potter so long she really wants to kill him off.

In one of the scores of interviews online and on site - sets that the lead wizard has been busy attending to, Radcliffe said that for him the highlight of the fifth and latest film, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, which opens in British cinemas this week, was working with the actor Gary Oldman, who plays Sirius Black. “I respond really well to Gary,” he said. “We’re very close in real life and that can’t help but translate on film.”

As sources and chapters keep unfolding, one can only wait till the end or a beginning of another adventure of the obviously most awaited movie hitting the big screen very soon.

Till then keep the magic deep inside as the young wizard zooms across the whole globe keeping million hearts and hopes afloat.

Via: Telegraph