(2)Harry Potter actor comes to Japan

NARITA, Japan - Security guards push back Japanese fans, mostly primary and junior high school students, as they try to catch a glimpse of Daniel Radcliffe at Narita airport on Dec. 15. The 13-year-old British actor, who stars in the international blockbuster Harry Potter film series, arrived at the airport on a promotional tour. (Kyodo)

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