- Will Daniel Radcliffe soon be playing "Harry Potter" again?
- A new series is to be produced
- THIS is what he says about a comeback
Daniel Radcliffe (33) became a big star at a young age as wizard student "Harry Potter" in the film series of the same name. More than a decade after the release of the last film, streaming service HBO Max is now planning to a new series around "Harry" and friends. Is Daniel Radcliffe also celebrating a comeback?
Daniel Radcliffe: Definitive answer on 'Harry Potter' comeback
Apparently, the series will have to take place without the actor: "I’m definitely not seeking it out in any way," Radcliffe makes clear to 'ComicBook.com'. With this, the fans' hopes for a return are likely crushed.
In addition, the Briton says: "As far as I know, they are trying to make a fresh start. I wish them all the luck in the world, of course, and I am very much looking forward to passing the torch. But I don't think it will take me to physically pass it on".
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Daniel Radcliffe previously made it clear that he has no interest in reprising his old role. It simply no longer fit into his life and the career he was able to build after the end of the film series, as he explained to the 'New York Times'.
"I'm at a point where I feel like I got away from 'Potter' quite well and I'm very happy where I am right now. Going back now would be such a big change for my life," says Daniel Radcliffe.
