said he has no regrets about turning down the offer to helm the first film in 2001, because it enabled him to watch his children grow up.The 76-year-old director, who previously revealed The Fabelmans, had the chance to make Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, the first movie in the wizarding franchise based on 's novels - but decided to bypass the opportunity to spend time with his family. In a conversation for Reliance Entertainment with Indian director SS Rajamouli, the movie icon said: 'There were several films I chose not to make. I chose to turn down the first Harry Potter to basically spend the next year and a half with my family, my young kids growing up.'
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