The British actor, who recently won a Tony Award, gave his opinion on what it should be like to work with the new protagonists of the wizarding saga.
With the new series of ‘Harry Potter’ around the corner, the cast of the original films is consulted about it from time to time. Daniel Radcliffe, who played the young wizard in the successful film saga, has recently shared some advice with the creative team behind the project, which many have considered truly invaluable.
In an interview for the ET Online site, Radcliffe stressed the importance of letting children be childrenespecially in a context where social media can exert significant pressure.
“I can’t imagine what it would have been like to do ‘Harry Potter’ in the age of social media. We were a little bit before that,” Radcliffe commented. His advice has resonated deeply, considering the additional challenges young actors might face today due to the constant scrutiny and public exposure that digital platforms bring with them.
The actor, who starred in the eight films of the saga between 2001 and 2011, has not yet confirmed his participation in the new series. However, has expressed interest in talking to those involved when HBO announces the cast. His experience and knowledge could be of great value to the new generation of actors who will immerse themselves in the magical world of Hogwarts.
The series, which seeks to reboot the story that captivated the world since its cinematic premiere in 2001, was announced in April of last year. The series promises to once again explore the rich mythology created by JK Rowling, this time adapted for television.
The production is expected to reach Max’s catalog in the first half of 2026. It has not yet been confirmed who will be responsible for the script and direction. Despite this, names such as Martha Hillier, Kathleen Jordan, Tom Moran, Michael Lesslie and Francesca Gardiner have been mentioned as possible screenwriters, although no official decision has been announced.
As fans eagerly await more news about the series, Radcliffe’s words serve as a reminder of the importance of protecting and respecting the childhood of young actors.allowing them to enjoy their experience in the magical world of Harry Potter without the added pressures of the digital age.
