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Harry Potter spin-off movie Voldemort: Origins of the Heir
Harry Potter fans have made their own Warner Bros-approved film that follows villain Lord Voldemort's origin story — and it has already racked up more than 6 million views on YouTube.
Voldemort: Origins of the Heir has been praised by some viewers as "surprisingly good".
The film is a prequel to the Harry Potter series and tells the story of Hogwarts student and Slytherin house heir Tom Marvolo Riddle's transformation into the Dark Lord.
"The movie follows the part of his life that has mostly been left out in the official movies of the saga," filmmakers Tryangle Films said in a statement.
The plot also follows the heirs of the other Hogwarts houses — Gryffindor, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff.
The filmmakers crowdfunded the film on Kickstarter, saying they wanted to "prove how, with commitment and passion, even without large Hollywood funds, it is possible to realise competitive and valuable movies".
Harry Potter fandom lives on
The first Harry Potter book may have been released 20 years ago, but the fandom is still going strong — with conventions, theme parks, an international sporting competition and even a music genre — wizard rock or "wrock".
But soon, Warner Bros — which owns the Harry Potter film rights — came knocking.
After a "private and confidential discussion", Warner Bros allowed the fans to continue making their film — as long as it was free to watch.
"The only thing we can say is that they let us proceed with the film, in a non-profit way, obviously," director Gianmaria Pezzato told Polygon.
The 52-minute film was shot in Italy, with a budget of about $23,000.
ABC News has contacted Tryangle Films for comment.
The filmmakers crowdfunded the film on Kickstarter, saying they wanted to "prove how, with commitment and passion, even without large Hollywood funds, it is possible to realise competitive and valuable movies".
But soon, Warner Bros — which owns the Harry Potter film rights — came knocking.
After a "private and confidential discussion", Warner Bros allowed the fans to continue making their film — as long as it was free to watch.
"The only thing we can say is that they let us proceed with the film, in a non-profit way, obviously," director Gianmaria Pezzato told Polygon.
The 52-minute film was shot in Italy, with a budget of about $23,000.
ABC News has contacted Tryangle Films for comment.
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