Harry Potter actor meet press

Harry Potter actor meet press

TOKYO, Japan - Daniel Radcliffe, the 13-year-old British actor who stars in the international blockbuster Harry Potter film series, attend a news conference Dec. 16 at a Tokyo hotel. Radcliffe arrived in Japan the previous day on a promotional tour.

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