Daniel Radcliffe opens up about his dream role. During his interview, Daniel Radcliffe stated that he's eyeing for a "Spider-Man" role but never got a chance to do so.
Daniel Radcliffe opens up about his dream role stating that he wanted to be "Spider-Man." The "Harry Potter" star then added that he wanted to take on the role, but the "boat already sailed." Daniel Radcliffe then added that he's already delighted to see Tom Holland take on the part of his favorite character.
"I would've been a good Spider-Man but the boat has sailed on that," Daniel Radcliffe said during his Metro interview. "I'm very happy to watch Tom Holland do it. He's fantastic. I love superheroes."
"Who wouldn't want to do a superhero film?" Daniel Radcliffe said during an interview with London Live. "I went to Comic-Con the other day dressed as Spider-Man purely out of childish wish fulfillment as wanting to be Spider-Man my entire life. Absolutely I'd do a superhero film, it'd be great fun.
It is a given fact that the "Harry Potter" franchise shaped Daniel Radcliffe's career. During one of his interviews, he was asked if he is still open for another long-term contract. Daniel Radcliffe then stated that he's no longer sure if he would sign up for it. He did, however, that mentions that he'll take into consideration if it is a shorter franchise.
"If it was good enough and something I was interested I," Daniel Metro. "I'm not sure if I'd sign up for something that was another seven or eight films or ten years but a shorter franchise, yeah."
Aside from "Harry Potter," Daniel Radcliffe also starred in "Kill Your Darlings," as Allen Ginsberg, Igor in Victor Frankenstein, and also took on the lead with "The Women in Black." Please follow Parent Herald for more updates from Daniel Radcliffe.
