Dan Radcliffe was born in July 23rd, 1989 in London, England and is an actor. Dan´s career began in 1999 when he made his acting debut as "Young David Copperfield" in the David Copperfield TV series, but he became famous after he got the leading role of Harry Potter for the hit movie. After the first Harry Potter movie Dan has appeared in the next four sequels of Harry Potter and has another coming up in 2010.
Harry walks in, Hermione runs to him and hugs him. They fill Harry in, after ...
Standing on the grave site of his parents, Harry wishes Hermione a merry Chri...
After Professor Lupin intervenes and saves Harry from Professor Snape, he lec...
Dobby pounds his head against the dresser as a self inflicted punishment for ...
Professor Dumbledore tells Harry of the relationship that existed between Pro...
After reading his script, Stan looks up and sees Harry lying on the ground.
Professor Dumbledore explains that Voldemort inadvertently transfered some of...
After some hesitation, Harry rescues Cedric from the vines in the maze.
Harry must go on alone. Hermione stays to care for Ron. She encourages Harry ...
Professor Dumbledore tells Harry they are in the Village of Budleigh Babberton.
Bill Weasley introduces himself for the first time, right before Harry is to ...
In a panic, Remus Lupin asks Harry a question only he would know, about the c...
Harry is in the halls late at night using his wand for light. He holds his wa...
Hermione slips to the Champions tent to wish harry luck and give him some las...
When Harry has his turn he remembers what Ron said about Slytherin and wizard...
In the court yard, leaving class, Ron mocks Hermione, who in hearing him, run...
Not recognizing Harry due to his deformed face, Scabior asks him his name and...
Harry stands up for himself against Seamus Finnigan and the negative press he...
Harry begins to train his class mates to fight against Voldermort and his Dea...
While Harry is talking with Luna at Bill and Fleur's wedding, Xenophilius Lov...
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