The film was based on the final book in the novel series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, but only adapted the first half of the book, with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (set decorator Stephenie McMillan) adapting the second half the following year.

released Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (producer J.K. When the Twilight film adaptations were wrapping up, Hollywood was just beginning to experiment with two-part finale films. So why is it then that the Twilight film franchise consists of five movies based on four books, whereas Fifty Shades only gets three movies based on three books? After all, the Fifty Shades series actually began as an erotic fan fiction adaptation of the popular vampire romance novel series. However, some expected the final book in the series to be adapted into two separate films like the Twilight series before it. This of course coincides with the book series that the movies are based on, which came to a close with its third installment, also called Fifty Shades Freed. The reason the film's posters cheekily demand that you 'don't miss the climax' is because Fifty Shades Freed truly is the final, climactic film in the franchise. Sorry, Fifty Shades fans, but this really is the end. So does that mean it will be the final installment in the film franchise as well, or will there be a fourth Fifty Shades movie? The third installment in the Fifty Shades film franchise following Fifty Shades of Grey (writer Kelly Marcel) and Fifty Shades Darker (casting director Julie Schubert), Fifty Shades Freed (editor Debra Neil-Fisher) is based upon the third and final novel in E.L. Opening just in time for Valentine's Day, naturally, is Fifty Shades Freed.

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