Daniel Radcliffe may skip HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ series and is keeping his distance from the new stars

I’ve watched and been in a lot of Harry Potter already,” he said. He also pointed out that he rarely watches television, revealing that he had not seen acclaimed series such as. Breaking Badand.

Mad Men. Radcliffe added that committing to eight hours of television was a considerable undertaking, suggesting that watching the adaptation was unlikely to be a priority. The actor also addressed Dominic Mc.

Laughlin, the 12 year old performer cast as the new Harry Potter. Rather than offering advice, Radcliffe said he wanted the young star to have the freedom to develop his own experience without feeling influenced by his predecessor.

“He’s got it. He doesn’t need any advice from me,” Radcliffe said, explaining that he did not want his comments to follow Mc. Laughlin into future interviews.

He added that he expected the young actor to do an amazing job and hoped they would meet one day. The two have already exchanged letters. Radcliffe previously revealed that he wrote to Mc.

Laughlin to wish him well, encouraging him to enjoy the experience even more than he had. Radcliffe played Harry Potter across eight films released between 2001 and 2011, becoming internationally recognised through the franchise. The new HBO adaptation will introduce a different cast to the wizarding world, with Mc.

Laughlin leading the series. While Radcliffe may not tune in, his supportive comments show he is keen to let the next generation make the role their own.