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Daniel RadcliffeActor who played Harry Potter
Date of Birth: 23.07.1989
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Biography of Daniel Radcliffe
Daniel Radcliffe, an English actor best known for his portrayal of Harry Potter, has spent the majority of his life playing the young wizard. However, he has since proven that he is capable of taking on any role. At just 25 years old, Daniel is not only a idol for millions of viewers, but also one of the richest celebrities in the United Kingdom.

Early Life
Daniel Radcliffe was born on July 23, 1989, in the Fulham area of London. His father is involved in literature and publishing, while his mother works as a casting director for television. In his early childhood, Daniel showed a passion for the arts. At the age of 5, he made his stage debut as a monkey. Although he now feels embarrassed about his first performance, he fears that video footage of the play will surface in the media.

While Daniel's parents supported his creative impulses, they also wanted to ensure he received a proper education. They enrolled him in a prestigious private school, hoping he would outgrow his interest in acting. However, Daniel remained committed to pursuing his passion. After several rejections, his parents finally allowed him to audition for the role of David Copperfield in a BBC film. He easily surpassed hundreds of other boys and landed the role, marking his film debut.

Harry Potter Franchise
In 2001, Daniel Radcliffe played a minor role in the film "The Tailor of Panama." His co-star, Jamie Lee Curtis, knew about the auditions for the lead role in the film adaptation of the Harry Potter novels. She believed Daniel would be perfect for the role of the young wizard. It took several coincidences for her thoughts to become reality. Director Chris Columbus had been searching for an actor to play Harry Potter for nine months, having already auditioned around 16,000 candidates. When he stumbled upon a video tape of "David Copperfield" and saw Daniel's performance, he invited him to audition. Despite his parents' initial resistance, they eventually relented, and Daniel was cast as Harry Potter.

The Harry Potter film series brought Daniel immense fame and wealth. He became a beloved figure and graced the covers of numerous magazines. The popularity of the films is evident from their enormous box office success. In addition to the Harry Potter films, Daniel has also appeared in other projects, such as "The Woman in Black" (2012), "Kill Your Darlings" (2013), and "Victor Frankenstein" (2015).

Personal Life
After ten years of filming the Harry Potter franchise, Daniel Radcliffe developed a drinking problem. However, he managed to overcome this destructive habit and focused on his career. Rumors of romantic relationships between Daniel and his co-stars, such as Emma Watson and Bonnie Wright, circulated among fans, but they were denied by the actors themselves.

In 2012, Daniel began dating Rosie Coker, an assistant director, but they later broke up. He was then rumored to be in a relationship with American actress Erin Darke, his co-star in the film "Kill Your Darlings." Although there were rumors of an engagement, the couple eventually chose not to get married.

Outside of acting, Daniel Radcliffe is also involved in writing poetry, playing the guitar, and engaging in activism. He is a vocal supporter of LGBTQ+ rights and has participated in campaigns against homophobia. In 2015, he starred in the horror film "Victor Frankenstein," and in 2016, he appeared in the crime thriller "Imperium."

Throughout his career, Daniel has continued to challenge himself with diverse roles, shedding his image as the boy wizard. In 2018, he played a former military pilot involved in drug smuggling in the film "Beast of Burden." He also starred in the comedy series "Miracle Workers" and the biographical comedy-drama "The Strange: The Story of Elton Yankovich."

Daniel Radcliffe continues to take on new projects, showcasing his versatility and talent as an actor. He has firmly established himself as one of the industry's most respected and beloved performers.
