What’s Next For Daniel Radcliffe?

18. July 2011

More acting oppurtunies are in store for Daniel Radcliffe now that the widely popular Harry Potter movie series has come to an end. (Photo: lovelydaniel.com)

The chapter for Daniel Radliffe might end after the release of the second sequel of Harry Potter: Deathly Hallows, but it doesn’t mean that the entire entertainment industry will shut its doors on him.

He recently finished a horror movie which is “The Woman in Black.” This type of story is truly far from we known Daniel Radcliffe. Daniel Radcliffe plays the role of a grieving father who investigates the mysterious occurrence in sleepy British town. Daniel Radcliffe told MTV News that this sort of tales is very alluring to him since he finds much more interesting about them.

“I don’t want to make a boring love story about two people who meet and then are happy. That’s boring, and that doesn’t exist,” Radcliffe explained. “I also do like playing slightly disenfranchised characters like Arthur is in ‘The Woman in Black.’ He’s someone who’s grieving and whose grief has put him to the edge of madness and also has sort of made him ostracize himself from society. I guess I like the dark stuff. I find it more interesting.”

Therefore, do not expect a romantic type of movie of Radcliffe’s movie list. With his schedule packed for the next few months while he’s on Broadway performing in “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,” Radcliffe doesn’t have any other announced future-film commitments. But we expect once “The Woman in Black” hits theaters in January that Radcliffe will explore a variety of other genres.

“I think that we proved in doing ‘Potter’ that you can bring integrity and perpetual growth to a franchise. It doesn’t have to be a law of diminishing returns after the first film comes out,” Radcliffe told MTV News on the “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2″ NYC red carpet. “Providing a script is good enough. I would absolutely do another, but it’s not something I’m looking for in the next couple of years, certainly.”

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