Daniel Radcliffe

Harry Potter himself, Daniel Radcliffe, finally responded to Johnny Depp's controversial 'Fantastic Beasts' casting.

While there are probably those who would describe Daniel Radcliffe as an actor who has never amounted to much after the Harry Potter franchise, I’ve found his decisions over the past few years to be breathtakingly daring, a risky collection of screw-you titles that could only come from a place of supreme financial security. From Horns to Swiss Army Man and everything in between, Radcliffe has proven himself a gifted performer with a voracious appetite for genre films, becoming something relatively unique in the horror genre: an A-list actor with B-list tastes.

J.K. Rowling's 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts One and Two' will open April 22, 2018 at the Lyric Theater in Manhattan.

'Harry Potter' could possibly continue on in film form, no matter how hard fans may protest any further tarnishing of its legacy.

'It would depend on the script,' Radcliffe said when asked if he would ever revisit the role.

Radcliffe admitted during a recent interview with Stephen Colbert that he probably won't be able to enjoy the play in peace.

There is a quote from ScreenCrush in this Swiss Army Man, calling it “A fart-fueled adventure.” Technically, Erin Whitney called it “a bizarre fart-fueled adventure.” And the trailer does look pretty bizarre, what with Daniel Radcliffe’s rotting corpse farting and being used as a jet ski and, his erection being used by Paul Dano as a crude compass of some kind. Who says cinema is dead? As long as their is life in Daniel Radcliffe’s rotting corpse’s erection, the moves can never die.

Actors get real about what it’s really like to film a sex scene for a movie — and it's usually not as hot as you think.

Daniel Radcliffe found clerical work way more difficult than acting when he covered reception at the Nylon offices.

Daniel Radcliffe's name may be forever synonymous with 'Harry Potter,' but the British actor has already proven that his talents extend far beyond playing the boy wizard on the big screen. He can do the Broadway thing! He's got a nifty fake American accent! He can rap! Wait...what?

Hold on to your wannabe wands, Muggles -- we've got a huge 'Harry Potter' update for you.

Following Sacha Baron Cohen's departure from the lead role in the Freddie Mercury biopic, the film's writer Peter Morgan was unconvinced the project would ever happen, but perhaps it can survive after all with a bit of magic. According to a report, Daniel Radcliffe is the next in line for the gig.