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 sleepily out of his closet and into the kitchen where he receives...
At the Weasley's Ron, Hermione and Harry chat in Ron's room.
Harry and Cedric reflect on the challenges they face in the middle of the maze.
Professor Moody's body quivers as he searches franticly for more of his elixi...
Harry has left his aunt and uncle's and is school shopping with Hagrid in Lon...
Luna again, and in her own special way, imparts wisdom to Harry as they look ...
On the way to practice the Gryffindor and Slytherin teams meet. When Ron's st...
Harry stands in the common and insults Seamus Finnigan mother.
Harry and Ron exchange some words about the way things are going, while Ron f...
Feeling uneasy in the cemetery, Harry thinks the woman watching them may have...
Harry enters the Weasley's for the first time. He looks around enjoying all o...
Ron goes soft when Harry grabs a lantern and starts to follow the trail of sp...
Hermione notices what Dolores Umbridge's discipline has done to Harry's hand.
Harry, Stan and the Head talk and ride while Ernie rolls.
Before Harry can finish with the frying his uncle presses him for coffee.
Hermione institutes a plan to insure that they learn to defend themselves.
Harry goes for a walk and crosses paths with Luna. He sees that she is barefoot.
After being attacked in the cafe, Harry recognizes a wizard named Rowle as be...
Professor Lupin and Harry walk through the woods around Hogwarts.
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