The Boy who Became a child Prodigy as the Protagonist of the Harry Potter Franchise has Grown up into a fine Man with Humility & Awareness. He has Addressed some Pressing issues about Human rights Including gay Rights Women Empowerment etc. Daniel Jacob Radcliffe was Born on July 22rd 1988 to Alan Radcliffe & Marcia Gresham. His Father is from a Northern Irish Protestant Background While his Mother was Born in South Africa to a Jewish Family {From Lithuania Pol& Russia & Germany}. Daniel began Performing in small School Productions as a Young boy. Soon Enough he landed a role in David Copperfield {1998} as the young David Copperfield. A Couple of years Later he landed a Role as Mark Pendel in The Tailor of Panama {2002} the son of Harry & Louisa Pendel {Geoffrey Rush & Jamie Lee Curtis}. Lee Curtis had Indeed Pointed out to Daniel's Mother that he could be Harry Potter Himself. Soon Afterwards Daniel was Cast as Harry Potter by Director Chris Columbus in the Film that hit theatres in November 15 2002 Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone {2002}. He was Recognized Worldwide after this Film was Released. Pleasing Audiences & Critics Everywhere Filming on its Sequel Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets {2003} Commenced Shortly Afterwards. He Appeared again as Harry in Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban {2005} Directed by Alfonso Cuarón & then Appeared in Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire {2006} Directed by Mike Newell. Shortly Afterwards he Finished Filming December Boys {2008} in Adelaide Australia Kangaroo Island & Geelong Australia which Began on the 15th of November 2006 & Ended Sometime in December. On January 26th 2007 he Attended the South Bank Awards Show to Present the Award for "Breakthrough Artist of the Year" to Billie Piper. Dan Reprised his Famous Character once Again for the Next Installment of the Harry Potter Series Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix {2008}. In February 2008 he took on his First Stage role in the West End play Equus to Worldwide Praise from Fans & critics Alike.
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