‘Harry Potter’ director Chris Columbus creating ‘Place of Secrets’ Disney+ series

Chief Chris Columbus is getting back to the children dream sort with a true to life series dependent on his House of Secrets books.

The Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone chief co-composed the House of Secrets center school dream book series with the late Ned Vizzini.

Presently Columbus is collaborating with his 26th Street Pictures accomplices, Michael Barnathan and Mark Radcliffe, to foster the triplet of books for Disney.

In House of Secrets, “siblings Brendan, Eleanor and Cordelia Walker aren’t pleased when their family relocates to a creepy Victorian house once owned by an occult novelist, Denver Kristoff. By the time the Walkers realize that their new neighbor has sinister plans for them, they’re trapped in the magical house, traveling through the fantastical intertwined universes of Kristoff’s novels.”

“Chris, Michael and Mark tell stories that resonate with multiple audiences, across generations and genres that deliver a sense of magic and wonderment through definitional characters,” said Ayo Davis, leader vp, Creative Development and Strategy, Disney Branded Television.“There is so much affinity for their acclaimed films, and we are delighted to be working with them to develop House of Secrets into a thrilling Disney+ series.”

Since dispatching the Harry Potter establishment with its initial two movies, Sorcerer’s Stone and Chamber of Secrets, Columbus has coordinated Percy Jackson and The Olympians: The Lightning Thief, and chief created titles like The Witch, The Lighthouse and Scoob!

Columbus dispatched the House of Secrets books in 2013 and has said he was propelled by seeing the effect of the Harry Potter books on kids, adding that he views the books as a “cousin” to his fan-favorite 1985 movie The Goonies.