How Old Is Newt Scamander? Newt Scamander Birthday
Newt Scamander was born in 1897 and is 127 years old now.
Birthday: 1897
How Old - Age: 127
Newt Scamander Death Fact Check
Newton is alive and kicking and is currently 127 years old.
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Is Newt Scamander's mother, Mrs Scamander, dead or alive?
Mrs Scamander's information is not available now.
Newt Scamander's sister :
Newt Scamander's sister, Queenie Goldstein, is still alive and kicking. She is American and has had a career as a desk job in the wand permit office.
Newt Scamander's brother :
- Theseus Scamander
Newt Scamander - Biography
Newton Artemis Fido "Newt" Scamander, O.M. (Second Class), (b. 1897) was a famed Magizoologist and author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Scamander developed an interest in magical creatures early in life, influenced by his mother's breeding of hippogriffs. After attending and being expelled from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Scamander joined the Ministry of Magic, spending two years in the Office for House-Elf Relocation before joining the Beast Division. In 1918, he was commissioned by Augustus Worme of Obscurus Books to write Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. The book became a best seller, making Scamander a respected expert in the field of Magizoology. In his personal life, Scamander married Porpentina Goldstein, and fathered at least one child. By the beginning of the 1990s, Scamander was retired and living in Dorset.
Scamander married Tina Goldstein, and together they had at least one child who produced at least one grandson named Rolf. In 1979, he was awarded the Order of Merlin, Second Class, for his services to Magizoology. He was also honoured with a Chocolate Frog Card named after him.
In 2017, Scamander denied the rumours that he was sent to New York by his former teacher Professor Dumbledore to spy on the government there and find out any new information about Grindelwald's whereabouts. Scamander said he thought it was absurd he would pose as a magizoologist to achieve that, but admitted it was a bad idea to take a suitcase of creatures to New York.
