In 2017, Harry's son Albus starts Hogwarts, is sorted into Slytherin and becomes best friends with Scorpius, Draco Malfoy's son. Albus lives in his father's shadow, and the two clash. Amos Diggory asks Harry to use a Time-Turner to save Cedric; Harry refuses, so the boys steal the device to do it themselves. Every trip makes the present worse, and in one Voldemort wins and Harry is dead. Scorpius undoes the damage. Delphi, who'd been helping them, turns out to be Voldemort's daughter and drags Albus and Scorpius to 1981 to stop her father's defeat. The boys send a message on a baby blanket, and the adults come for them. Harry disguises himself as Voldemort, and Delphi is locked up in Azkaban. Father and son make peace at Cedric's grave.
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What changed in the movie
diferencaFrom two parts to one
The play opened in two parts, seen over two performances. Since November 16, 2021, the Broadway production has been a condensed version in a single sitting.
The first book, from 2016, was the "Special Rehearsal Edition," published before previews ended. The definitive edition came out in 2017 with small dialogue tweaks.
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