Daniel Radcliffe wants his fans to forget about 'Harry Potter'.
The
25-year-old actor is currently starring in romantic comedy 'What If',
and despite its success, the actor is resigned to the fact the
comparisons to his 'Harry Potter' films will never go away.
Speaking
on 'The Chris Evans Breakfast Show' on BBC Radio 2, he said: ''There is
no one film that fully separates me, in the eyes of everyone else, from
Harry Potter - that isn't going to happen.''
Daniel starred in
the titular role in the film adaptations of J.K. Rowling's novels for
over a decade and he's confessed that rather than trying to disassociate
himself from the franchise, he's instead trying to work on different
kinds of projects now.
He explained: ''It's about building up as diverse and interesting a body of work as I can.''
The
heartthrob - who is currently dating actress Erin Darke - also admitted
that with every new film he releases, comes a comment about it being
''the next step away from Harry Potter''.
He added: ''I'm looking forward to the day where I can release a film and it not be talked about in that way.''