New clips from Fantastic Beasts - Emoji Magic on Twitter

Here's the exclusive clip from the first Emoji Magic spell. A new spell will be posted tomorrow to unlock another #FantasticBeasts scene! pic.twitter.com/ZkXBYQaFjt

— Fantastic Beasts (@FantasticBeasts) October 31, 2016

Here's the exclusive clip from the first Emoji Magic spell. A new spell will be posted tomorrow to unlock another #FantasticBeasts scene! pic.twitter.com/ZkXBYQaFjt

— Fantastic Beasts (@FantasticBeasts) October 31, 2016

 "You prefer pie or strudel?"

 "I really don't have a preference."

   "You prefer strudel, huh, honey?"

Here’s the exclusive clip from the second Emoji Magic spell. A new spell will be posted tomorrow to unlock another #FantasticBeasts scene! pic.twitter.com/qcI2aBneuq

— Fantastic Beasts (@FantasticBeasts) November 1, 2016

Here’s the exclusive clip from the second Emoji Magic spell. A new spell will be posted tomorrow to unlock another #FantasticBeasts scene! pic.twitter.com/qcI2aBneuq

— Fantastic Beasts (@FantasticBeasts) November 1, 2016

I've casted the correct spell, so I got the video yesterday.

The Niffler is a small furry creature with a platypus-like snout and an appetite for shiny things. Newt’s interactions with him are based on Mr. Redmayne’s observations of a zoologist working with a baby anteater. “It would curl up into a little ball, and in order to make it relax, she would tickle his little belly,” he said. “There’s a moment where the Niffler has gorged himself on glittery stuff, and Newt is trying to get him to release his jewels. So he ends up tickling him.” 

 Each of the beasts is a computer-generated creation designed and brought to life by a specific artist. For his scenes with the Niffler, Mr. Redmayne asked the animator Pablo Grillo to act out the creature’s mannerisms on the set so that the person most aware of its nuances could help give depth to his performance. (x)

You find the clips, trailers and featurettes on my playlist

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them soundtrack full