Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them behind the scenes gags

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

The film is J.K. Rowling's first work as a screenwriter, and she also participated in the production as a producer.
The original plan was to present "Where are Fantastic Beasts" in a form similar to a documentary. After David Hyman and J.K. Rowling discussed it, they decided to shoot the story.
Eddie Redmayne first saw the story written in the script and took place in New York, and was very excited to tell his wife that he was going to New York for filming, but the filming place was only 30 miles away from his home after it was turned on.
Although the story takes place in New York, the actual filming locations are all in the UK, including Liverpool St. George's Hall (inside New York City Hall), Liverpool Connaught Building (inside New York Department Store), and Livingston, Hertfordshire. Room (Old New York scene), Cardington Airship Hangar (New York Harbor Terminal), Bedfordshire, etc.
In order to suit the American buses in the 1920s, the crew traveled many places to look for old-fashioned cars, and finally found them in a transportation museum in Belgium.
The classic cars in the film are 50 vehicles found by the crew from Britain, Continental Europe, the United States and other places, and some of the classic car parts are almost invisible. Finally, thanks to some fans of classic cars, the crew found the parts of a classic car from 1924 in the home of a car fan in northern England.
Johnny Depp will make a cameo appearance as the dark wizard Grindelwald for the first time in the film. This role has been kept secret by the crew for 10 months.
Ezra Miller, who plays the mysterious role of Credence, did not reveal his true identity until the last trailer. Ezra Miller had deliberately denied the news of joining the series for the sake of confidentiality.