The November issue of Empire magazine not only highlighted the release of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald as their cover feature, but did a 30+ page spread of the Harry Potter saga. SnitchSeeker reader Debby sent over the scans, which can be found here.

The key new reveal from the article was the already-released quote from director David Yates about how explicit Dumbledore's sexuality would be in the sequel. Most of the information, including the Parisian whereabouts of the leads in the series, has already been discussed in the past couple of months in quite a bit of detail.

Six new promos for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald were unveiled in the issue, including on-set shots of Dumbledore teaching at Hogwarts, and later on with an adult Leta Lestrange, Credence and Nagini in Paris, and a curious shot of Grindelwald himself trying to lure Leta toward him. The full feature can be read under the cut.

Photos: 'Fantastic Beasts' 2 new promos reveal Grindelwald luring Leta, Hogwarts, Dumbledore - Snitchseeker

Apparently there exists concept art of Queenie in Nurmengard: "Crimes of Grindelwald" Set Visit: What Are Grindelwald’s Plans? - MuggleNet

With regard to Leta, this is from an interview I found with Heyman on Leaky: 'Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald' Set Report #5: Interview with Producer David Heyman - The-Leaky-Cauldron.org « The-Leaky-Cauldron.org

The story of Queenie & Jacob???????????????

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Deathly Hallows//The Crimes of Grindelwald

People are speculating that the scene may have been edited to remove certain characters, and while I do hope they're right, I'm not too sure I share their optimism myself. For one, this feels like such a huge spoiler to include in the trailer, as the scene most likely takes place toward the end of the film and after the big battle with Grindelwald in Paris. Obviously I can't help but notice more than one key characters are missing, and while it was to be expected for some, it still feels somewhat wrong.