How Daniel Radcliffe turned his 'Harry Potter' fame into creative freedom
· Business Insider
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You wouldn't believe the coloful encounters Daniel Radcliffe has had in his life. It's been filled with colorful encounters.
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Once, the "Harry Potter" star was bottle-feeding a baby kangaroo when "The Office" cocreator Ricky Gervais called to pitch him an idea. Another time, while meeting his "The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins" costar Tracy Morgan, the comedian introduced himself by saying, "Dan, I just want to meet women and do karate." (He did not say "meet" women.)
The price for all those star-studded encounters and fun stories is often high: The list of child actors who crumbled under the weight of fame is longer than the line for food at the Great Hall in Hogwarts Castle. Still, Radcliffe, 36, has navigated being the face of the beloved "Harry Potter" franchise with a grace and professionalism that has earned him a reputation as one of the most likable actors in the business.