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Daniel Radcliffe Says HBO’s New ‘Harry Potter’ Star Will “Be Better Than Me”
Daniel Radcliffe praised Dominic McLaughlin as HBO prepares to reboot Harry Potter, urging media to respect the new cast and avoid pressuring original stars.
- Last year, Daniel Radcliffe revealed on Good Morning America that he sent a supportive letter to HBO's new Harry Potter lead, Dominic McLaughlin.
- Wanting to be supportive, Radcliffe said the letter was meant to wish McLaughlin all the best as he steps into HBO's Harry Potter reboot, hoping he enjoys it even more than Radcliffe did.
- Rupert Grint likewise wrote a letter to Alastair Stout last year as he took over Ron Weasley, and Dominic McLaughlin replied to Radcliffe saying support felt `insane`.
- Recently, Radcliffe urged the press not to ask about the original cast and asked people to avoid being 'weird spectral phantoms' in the new cast's lives.
- The series is expected to premiere in 2027, and Radcliffe said he plans to show his children HBO's Harry Potter series because he is intrigued by the reboot.
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Daniel Radcliffe Tells Press Not to Always Ask HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ Cast About the Original Movie Actors: ‘Just Let Them Get On… It’s Going to Be Different’
Daniel Radcliffe urges the press not to ask the new cast of HBO's "Harry Potter" series reboot about the original actors like himself and Emma Watson.
The original "Harry Potter" star (37) has high expectations for his successor (11). At the same time, he has a clear message for the press.
Daniel Radcliffe, the longtime actor who plays "The Boy Who Lived," shared his thoughts on the casting process for HBO's upcoming multi-part remake. The actor wished Dominic McLaughlin, who has been cast in the title role, success and expressed confidence that his young colleague will be able to embody the character even more convincingly. "I'm convinced Dominic will do a better job than me. My career path began right..." The post "Daniel Radcli…
Apparently, he has deep feelings for her.
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