Harry Potter and the 19lb box of magic

Wednesday 12 September 2012 00:49 BST

Harry's Back: Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and Daniel Radcliffe (AP)

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Hogwarts may have closed its doors for ever and Harry, Ron and Hermione may no longer be making magic, but Potter-mania continues, or so Warner Brothers hopes.

Yesterday, the film studio released its £179, limited-edition Harry Potter Wizards Collection, the most comprehensive Potter box set ever. It contains 31 discs, includes all of the films, more than 37 hours of special features and weighs a Hagridian 19lb.

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