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Warner Bros. fantasy tale "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" was the number one film in the U.S. and Canadian theaters for the second weekend in a row, with an estimated 54.9 million dollars in ticket sales over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Security guard sentenced for stealing 'Harry Potter' copies
A security guard who admitted stealing copies of the latest "Harry Potter" novel six weeks before it was released and trying to blackmail publishing giant Bloomsbury was jailed for 4 1/2 years on Thursday.
Aaron Lambert, 20, of Kettering in central England stole the copies of Harry Potter on June 2 from distribution centre where he worked .
He also admitted trying to blackmail Bloomsbury by threatening to reveal the secrets contained in the eagerly-awaited Harry Potter adventure.
Bray jailed Lambert for 12 months for theft, 18 months for the firearms offense and two years for blackmail. The sentences will run consecutively.
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