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movie series ends this month with the release of

Not according to series director Francis Lawrence. Well, not unless Suzanne Collins decides to write any more books, anyway.

"We finished the story, it\'s bittersweet for us - we loved making the movies, we all loved being together but I\'m very happy to see these stories through to the end," said the director at a press conference today (November 6).

"If there were ever any more stories, I think that they have to come from Suzanne Collins.

"She has to have a new idea and theme that she\'s interested in - and feel there\'s a new story to tell within the world of Panem or in the world of Katniss and all of these characters.

Woody Harrelson, who has played Haymitch Abernathy in all four films, quipped: "Can you talk to her about it? I could use the work!"

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(2010), which have been adapted into four movies between 2012 and 2015.

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movie with Gary Ross and Billy Ray.

trilogy was published, Collins wrote the five-part fantasy novel series

will open in cinemas on November 19. Watch the trailer below.

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