"Hunger Games" fans will be delighted to know that the Part 1 of the trilogy's finale "The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1" is scheduled for a Nov. 21 premiere.

Viewers, who are eager to have a glimpse of what the new movie will actually be like, need not wait any longer. While the producers have already released a teaser for the upcoming movie, Julianne Moore, who plays President Coin, has given an exclusive interview regarding the character she portrays in the movie.

In "Mockingjay Parts 1 & 2," we see heroine Katniss Everdeen leading the districts of Panem in a revolt against the oppressive and corrupt Capitol. While the war to determine the destiny of Panem intensifies, Katniss needs to make out for herself as to who she can trust and what are the important tasks ahead, with all things that she cares for in the balance.

It also seems that "The Hunger Games" franchise has taken a lead from the Harry Potter business. A report in the LA Times says that "The Hunger Games" will have an individual exhibition that will travel around the United States.

Reports say that the exhibition will be a collaboration between the producers Lionsgate and the event management firm Thinkwell, which will showcase the exhibition in all major institutions and museums across the country.

The exhibition will reportedly be a product of Lionsgate collaboration with live-event company Thinkwell that looks to display the exhibition in major museums and institutions in the country.

The report in the LA Times further states that "The Hunger Games: The Exhibiton" will showcase authentic costumes, props as well as other components from the Katniss creations as well as "artifacts featured in the ... films from locations within the Capitol and the various Districts of Panem."

If goes as per plans vis-à-vis the exhibition, an actual Hunger Games theme park will be undertaken with a view to develop "The Hunger Games" brand.

It is expected that the "The Hunger Games" exhibition will start touring from next summer.