ROTTEN TOMATOES: Daniel Radcliffe Will Finish Out the "Harry Potter" Series

Daniel Radcliffe Will Finish Out the "Harry Potter" Series

by Scott Weinberg | March 06, 2007

How annoying would it have been to get a brand-new Harry Potter with only one or two movies left in the series? Well, it was pretty unlikely that that was going to happen. And now it definitely won't: The young Mr. Radcliffe just inked the deal for the remainder of the movie series.

From the actor's very own fansite: "I am pleased to inform you that it has been confirmed for us by Dan's Publicist that Dan has, in fact, signed on for the last two Harry Potter films. Dan will begin filming in September on "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince." He has also signed on to return and reprise his role as Harry in the very last film, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." This will "mark a place" in history for Dan and fulfill his wishes as he stated more than three years ago that he would like to portray "Harry" in all of the films."

Cool. And then after that he can spend 40 years trying to make people forget he was Harry Potter so he can play a romantic lead or a psycho killer. Then again, I can't even guess how much cash the kid made for this series, so maybe he'll just go buy a small country.

Source: ComingSoon.net, DanRadcliffe.co.uk

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privatepilesleftnipple writes:
on Mar 06 2007 03:06 AM

I think they need to re-evaluate the entire situation

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SpikesInMySkull writes:
on Mar 06 2007 05:59 AM

If I where him... I'd go the small country route, then the rest of you suckas could kiss my.

In fact... you can!

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Jugger writes:
on Mar 06 2007 06:59 AM

[b]good choice[/b]
then he can retire from acting and living the good life with his fortune. HE always be HP and he should accept that. Just remember Mark Hammil and that Urkel guy

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synergyred writes:
on Mar 06 2007 07:54 AM

Good to know. It would be strange if we had a new Harry for the last two movies. Hope the rest of the cast follows his examples.

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southfrisco writes:
on Mar 06 2007 07:56 AM

Well he is doing theater and if that is what he wants to do he might make it there. I think his film prospects after this series are small (he'd have to stick with independents). But it isn't entirely out of the realm of......Harry Potter....oh damn...

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kenny356 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 08:43 AM

you never know, his reviews from Equus have all been really good, so he could have a career in the theatre after all of this.

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bigbrother writes:
on Mar 06 2007 11:19 AM

or he could be like the hundreds of other actors who've done iconic roles and went on to do other things. Harrison Ford, Ahnold, Stallone, DeNiro. If you actually look at it there are a lot more people who've gone on to success than have gotten pidgeon holed. Maybe Mark Hamill wasn't that good an actor in the first place and was pre-destined to do awesome voiceover work on animated superhero series. Seriously I think a lot of actors use the pidgeon holed excuse to cover for a lack of talent. Does anyone seriously think even if Christian Bale had started life as Batman he couldn't have went on to do other things?

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tanukizilla writes:
on Mar 06 2007 12:16 PM

Thank God. I would gone mad if they did a re-cast.

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jeremyf1977 writes:
on Mar 06 2007 04:07 PM

In reply to this comment (#857402)
Glad you did your research.....That Urkel Guy and mark hamill have done voice over and behind the scens work because they didn't want to be type cast.

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Jugger writes:
on Mar 07 2007 07:00 AM

i know that, they forget about acting or do small things like cameos or voice over (Mark Hamill's Joker is AWESOME) cuz they always be remember for his classic characters and the public and the studios never get over that

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