‘Potter’ star: I’ll still be acting after series ends
About to turn 20, actor Daniel Radcliffe is looking ahead to life beyond “Harry Potter.” Full story | Video
About to turn 20, actor Daniel Radcliffe is looking ahead to life beyond “Harry Potter.” Full story | Video
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Once morbidly obese, David Smith dropped 410 pounds with trainer's help. Now, he's looking for a girl. Story | Video
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Approaching his 20th birthday as “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” premieres, Daniel Radcliffe has been playing the mega-popular wizard half his life. But unlike his costar Emma Watson, who says she may leave show business once the movie series ends, he plans to keep acting. "I want to work hard and for as long as possible," he said.
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