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Daniel Radcliffe has had a very successful transition in his career after his tenure as Harry Potter. After playing the character for over a decade in 8 films, he has slowly ventured into other character-driven roles and flexed his skills as an actor. Films such asWhat If, Swiss Army Man, Imperium, Guns Akimbo,andWeird: The Al Yankovic Storyshow that he is much more than Harry Potter and a natural talent.
Radcliffe is also known for his kind and generous nature. He is always humble in his interviews and possesses an undeniable charm that his fans love him for. He made an appearance in the popularInterview with Puppiessegment by Buzzfeed. His love and adoring nature for the pups even when he got bit by one of them won people’s hearts.
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Daniel Radcliffe’s Adorable Reaction To Being Bit Impresses Fans
Daniel Radclifferecently appeared in an episode ofBuzzfeed‘sInterview with Puppiessegment. He is seen having a great time, patting, and giving love to the adorable pups. He gets bit by one of them when trying to stop an argument between two pups. But in true Radcliffe fashion, he still expressed his love for the pups and claimed that they make for the best interviews. He said,
“Yeah, I’d probably give this a little, oh yeah I should maybe get a couple of band-aids actually. I have done a puppy interview once before. It’s just better than most interviews because most interviews don’t have puppies. If they peed on me, it didn’t make enough of an impression to ruin the day”.
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This kind and humble behavior won his fans over with one fan calling him,“The most well-adjusted movie star”.It is indeed refreshing to see celebrities being themselves and showing their fun and relatable side while leaving their glitz and glamor behind. Radcliffe has always been true and transparent to his fans and it’s the main reason why his fans love him and continue to do so.
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Daniel Radcliffe Denies Building Physique for Wolverine
It is no secret that Daniel Radcliffe has been long rumored and a fan favorite to play Wolverine in the MCU. But the actor has shut down those rumors numerous times. Recently in the season 4 finale of his comedy seriesMiracle Workers, he is seen wearing nothing but his underwear, and his muscular physique was observed by fans.
This again ignited the speculation that he is developing this physique to play Wolverine. But Radcliffe has again addressed those rumors and expressed that it is not the case. In a lie detector test conducted byVanity Fair, he said,
“Yes. I got buff because I am obsessive, and I want to… You’ve seen my parents, they’re like insane fitness people. So that’s just been passed on. But no. No Wolverine. Flattered, but no.”
He has also addressed the fan casting of him as Wolverine before, tellingGQ,
“I say something, and then occasionally I get bored of answering that way so I say something different, and that sets it off again. I should just never open my mouth. I just don’t ever want to get locked into something that I am not sure I will be able to love the same amount the whole time.”
It seems Radcliffe is tired of answering the same question numerous times. It’s high time for people to move on from Radcliffe’s fan casting of the character. It remains to be seen who they select to play the iconic character in the MCU.
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Rahul Thokchom
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Rahul Thokchom is a senior content writer at Fandomwire who is passionate about covering the world of pop culture and entertainment. He has a Masters Degree in English that contributes to the richness and creativity in his works.
