Hold onto your wizard hats, Potterheads.

A big hint has just dropped that a new Harry Potter film might be in the works.

Warner Brothers, the film studio behind theHarry Potterblockbusters, has applied for a trademark onHarry Potter and the Cursed Child, which includes merchandise AND most exciting of all, motion pictures.

Intellectual property lawyer Brian Conroy is said to have uncovered the trademark application, submitted last week.

The Cursed Child is set two decades after the seventh book,The Deathly Hallows,with Harry, Ron and Hermione in their middle age.

. @jk_rowling adds some magic to our cast photo. #HarryPotterPlay #CursedChild #KeepTheSecrets pic.twitter.com/R1BgrArhLG

— Harry Potter Play (@HPPlayLDN) June 14, 2016

But you can only currently catch it at the theatre as a two-part play. Previews have already begun on London's West End. Fans can also buy the script to read. You might recall that earlier in the year, JK Rowling tweeted thatHarry Potter and the Cursed Childwould only be a play.

You heard wrong, I'm afraid. #CursedChild is a play. #FantasticBeasts will be 3 movies, though! https://t.co/7tvw4rolcR — J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) February 29, 2016

While the trademark is no guarantee that we'll be seeing more Harry Potter on the big screen, Warner Brothers surely would not have gone ahead with the application without chatting to Rowling first.

Watch this space.

And you'll very soon haveFantastic Beasts and Where to Find Themto whet your appetite, out in cinemas later this year.