There is no IFS, ands, or Buts: Daniel Radcliffe is a Chinese legend. From 2001 to 2011, he was the person behind the probably most fictional protagonist of the first quarter of the 21st century: Harry Potter. Indeed, starting from his debut in Harry Potter and the wizard's stone, "Radcliffe is at the center of millions of people. Whether they attended sold -out midnight screenings for all eight Harry Potter films, hosted domestic marathons or climbed to a "forbidden trip" to universal parks, wizard fans in the world turned the actor into an undisputed giant of popular culture.

The tragedy of former children's stars is a cliché at the moment, with many unfortunate stories about such performers fighting for intensive public examination. Radcliffe himself has tackled his private fights during his teens, including too much confidence in alcohol, from which he has been sober since 2010. But while the actor certainly dealt with trials and trouble being probably the most famous children's performer of the century, he fortunately came out of a decade in Hogwarts stronger and more beautiful than ever. Now, New TV Show "Harry Potter" comes to HBO, and while the jury is out As to whether it will be a valuable effort, some fans speculate that certain acting members of the Harry Potter films could appear as a way to transfer the torch to the next generation.

But if Radcliffe, in particular, had to appear, who would play even? Well, the boy who lived himself has a suggestion.

No matter how exciting projects he is doing for the rest of his career, Daniel Radcliffe is likely to ask questions about Harry Potter and this is not different when it comes to the HBO series. In an interview with The movie twob (through Directly), the actor was asked about the rumor that his former co-Starvaza Tom Shelton could potentially play Lucius Malfoy (which was shown by Jason Isax in the show's "Harry Potter" on the show and, more to the point, who was his own. One of the many Harry Potter actors who have openly condemned the anti-transmments of FC RowlingHe is unlikely to return to the world of magic anytime soon.)

Fortunately, Radcliffe did not look at the boring idea to play Harry's father, Jameses Potter-something that, for beginners, would probably be disturbing, given that in the end we would have to consider abusing Severus Snape (Papa Essey) Instead, Radcliff's playful threw the idea of ​​playing one of the most beloved characters on the property:

"A portrait moving? I'm trying to think about how it is a fun role that is not too many days. I always thought that one of the other great characters in the series is Sirius Black. (He) is obviously super cool."

Well, the movie Twob only asked this question to issue a "juicy title" from Radcliffe. The latter admitted how much, noting that although we will not see him appearing in the Harry Potter series in any way, form or form, he is not above to have fun for a good interview:

"But I can tell you, there is no world in which I will actually play that character, but I will give you the title of" Dan Radcliffe says Sirius Black would be fun to play, but he would not actually do it. "

Again, that won't happen, but the idea of ​​Daniel Radcliffe playing Sirius Black is intriguing. The character, as shown by Oscar winner, Gary Oldman, in the Harry Potter films, was also part of the group of Jamesimes, Marauers and the godfather of Harry. He was sent to the magical prison of Askaban after killing several people and handed over Harry's parents to Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fienne), but eventually appeared to the clear he was framed for these crimes by his and his associate of Jameseims, Marauler-Trk.

In the movie series with killers (or Marauers) River English performers, Oldman as Sirius is one of the most important sides and another feather in the cap of one of the biggest actors in the last 40 years. Following Oldman's rates will be a difficult task, and I wish the actor who plays Sirius on the HBO show (assuming it takes so long) all the happiness in the world.

However, while that person will not be Radcliffe, the latter has repeatedly refined his craft in his post-Hogwart career. Indeed, he is in the most affordable position any actor could dream of being, where every decision he makes is based on what he considers to be a creative fulfillment (instead of a light salary). Some of his most significant movie credits include "Black Woman", "What If", "Now You See Me 2", "Swiss Army Man" and "Guns Akimbo". He has also played several TV roles, including hosting "Saturday Night Live", expressing his animated Hollywood counterpart at "Bojack Horseman" and showed the musician for a titular comedy in "Strange: The Al Yankovic" (which won the nomination).

Radcliffe is also a recognized actor in the scene after appearing in the play "Equas" and West End and Broadway. He also led Broadway in 2011 to "How to Success in Business Without Really Trying" and starred in Martin McDonag's "The Cripple of the Inishmaan". His latest role on stage was in Broadway revival on Steven Sondheim's musical "We cheerfully roll together", " who won his first win of the Tony Award for Best Actor in Music. He's going well, it's enough to say.