Emma
Watson
and
Rupert
Grint's
'Harry
Potter'
co-star
and
the
lead
star
of
the
Warner
Bros.
franchisee,
Daniel
Radcliffe,
is
dishing
out
a
slew
of
interviews
these
days
giving
us
snippets
and
trivia
about
the
films.
Recently,
he
revealed
how
his
theft
was
caught
when
he
tried
to
sneak
the
golden
egg
from
the
sets
of
'Goblet
of
Fire'.
And
speaking
of
the
final
films
'Deathly
Hallows',
Radcliffe
has
cited
that
they
were
the
toughest
from
the
filming
point
of
view.
The
21-year-old
who
has
been
donning
his
wizardry
robes
from
his
pre-teen
days
has
become
synonymous
with
his
screen
character
of
Harry
Potter.
He
has
compared
his
role
in
'Deathly
Hallows'
to
that
of
Shakespeare's
'Hamlet'
because
of
its
complexity.
Radcliffe
recalls
how
the
producer
David
Heyman,
the
producer
of
the
Harry
Potter
films,
finished
off
reading
'Deathly
Hallows'
(during
the
book
release)
a
couple
of
days
before
Dan
and
called
him
up
asking
'How
would
you
fancy
playing
Hamlet?'
Daniel
was
confounded
that
time
but
after
he
finished
his
own
copy
he
realized
the
true
meaning
of
the
producer's
statement.
And
besides
complexity,
this
time
it
felt
weird
because
he
knew
that
this
is
his
last
shot
to
Harry
Potter;
he
won't
be
coming
back
as
there's
no
next
part.
Even
as
a
tinge
of
sorrow
lingers
on,
the
fans
are
animated
about
the
release
of
'Harry
Potter
and
the
Deathly
Hallows
Part
-I'
on
this
19th
of
November.