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Daniel Radcliffe Is Unsure If He’ll Watch HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ and Says the New Star ‘Doesn’t Need Any Advice From Me’

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Daniel Radcliffe is sending well wishes to Dominic McLaughlin, who plays the title role in HBO’s upcoming “Harry Potter” adaptation, but will likely sit out from watching the show. Former Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe isn't sure if he's going to watch HBO's TV adaptation of the Wizarding World. Covered by 3 outlets: 1 lean left, 2 are centre.

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  1. Vulture No political lean US
    The Boy Who Is Staying Out of It

    Daniel Radcliffe has no advice for his Harry Potter successor.

  2. IGN Center Factuality: Mostly factual US
    'I’ve Been In a Lot of Harry Potter Already' — Daniel Radcliffe Isn't Sure If He'll Watch HBO's Harry Potter TV Series

    Former Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe isn't sure if he's going to watch HBO's TV adaptation of the Wizarding World.

  3. Variety Leans left Factuality: High US
    Daniel Radcliffe Is Unsure If He’ll Watch HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ and Says the New Star ‘Doesn’t Need Any Advice From Me’

    Daniel Radcliffe is sending well wishes to Dominic McLaughlin, who plays the title role in HBO’s upcoming “Harry Potter” adaptation, but will likely sit out from watching the show. When asked by the Associated Press about watching the new take on the franchise that made him...

  4. Deadline Center Factuality: High US
    Daniel Radcliffe Unsure If He’ll Watch HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ Series: “Eight Hours Is A Lot Of Anything”

    HBO can probably count on millions of Harry Potter fans to stream its new TV series, but it looks unlikely that Daniel Radcliffe will be among them. In an interview with Associated Press, the actor said he was uncertain that the Harry Potter series would be on his watchlist —...

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