Daniel Radcliffe says “panic” of ‘Harry Potter’ ending fuelled his alcoholism

While most of our friends use Harry Potter references such as Wingardium Leviosa, Dobby the elf, mudbloods, Alohomora, Lord Voldemort and more, the other chunk that comprises only 10% is clueless looking at each other. The Potter Heads might tease them calling them mudbloods, a term used for commoners in the iconic Harry Potter series which takes you to the world of wizards and witches and merges the line between reality and fantasy.

Daniel Radcliffe is known for one thing - his portrayal of Harry Potter which he lived from the age of 11 until his early twenties. 

While many young people have their big experimentation with alcohol in their 20s, Daniel Radcliffe was sober for most of his — because he got it all out of the way in his teen years!

Daniel Radcliffe turned to alcohol after finding fame at a young age due to his role as Harry Potter.

Daniel Radcliffe has described how the “panic” of the Harry Potter films ending made him turn to alcohol.

When you achieve fame at a very young age, there are many pros but an equal amount of cons as well. Case in point, Daniel Radcliffe! Daniel was cast as Harry Potter at the tender of just 11 and became a household name within the span of seven box-office smashing movies. However, the fame got to him towards the end of his tenure playing the most popular literary wizard and as revealed by the 30-year-old actor himself, Radcliffe turned to alcohol to combat the onslaught of being a child star.

Daniel Radcliffe has said that being the famed Harry Potter caused him to become an alcoholic.

Daniel Radcliffe is opening up about dealing with fame at a young age.

Daniel Radcliffe is known worldwide for his role in the hit film Harry Potter, where he played a young wizard in all eight of the movies, which were based off the books written by J.K Rowling.

© Provided by Mirror Daniel Radcliffe has revealed the pressures of being a child star made him turn to drink Daniel Radcliffe has admitted being Harry Potter made him hit the bottle.

Daniel Radcliffe has opened up on life after Harry Potter and his decision to give up alcohol in his early twenties.

Fake news! Daniel Radcliffe shut down a rumor that he has come down with the novel coronavirus with a witty response.

A couple of days ago, fake news about the Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe being tested positive for Coronavirus stirred up a storm on the internet. A false story tweeted by a fake BBC Twitter account earlier this week resulted in a panic. However, in order to put the speculations to end, Daniel Radcliffe called in for an interview with the Australia radio show Smallzy's Surgery on Wednesday and denied the rumours. 

Daniel Radcliffe has stayed closer to the crew members who worked on Harry Potter than any of his castmates.

Daniel Radcliffe is busting out of his latest film role. The 30-year-old, best known for playing the most famous “half-blood wizard" in the “Harry Potter” film series, is starring in “Escape from Pretoria,” which tells the true story of political prisoners Tim Jenkin and Stephen Lee (Daniel Webber).

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