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LONDON -- In the years since the final Harry Potter film,Uncategorized Archives Daniel Radcliffe has had an impressively varied career.

He's played a famous Beat poet, a haunted lawyer and -- unforgettably -- a farting corpse, but that doesn't mean he's going to rule out a return to where it all started.

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Radcliffe was recently asked by The Hollywood Reporterabout the possibility of a film based on the Cursed Childplay, and whether or not he'd consider reprising his childhood role if the opportunity arose.

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“I’m never going to close the door," said Radcliffe. "That would be a stupid thing to do -- but I think I’ll be happy enough and secure enough to let someone else play it."

Radcliffe went on to say that it's not a concern right now because he'd be too young to play Harry in the Cursed Child(the character is in his mid-thirties in the play's story).

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"But even in 10 years' time I would still feel strange about going back to it," he said.

“There’s a part of me that’s like, some things are better left untouched. If we went back to Potter, there’s a chance we’d make what Star Wars: The Force Awakenswas to the original Star Wars, but there’s also the chance that we’d make Phantom Menace.

“So I don’t want to go back to anything like that and maybe sour what people have already loved.”

Still, that's not a definite no, is it?

There's always the chance we may be getting more of that sweet Radcliffe magic, one day.

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