Happy birthday Daneil Radcliffe! Even though it feels like ages since he broke through the movie theater as Harry Potter aka "The Boy Who Lived," he's always remembered for it. In fact, it's hard to imagine another face when re-reading the golden piece of literature by J.K. Rowling. Since it's his birthday, let's get to know his net worth, his age, and one big movie regret.

Daniel Radcliffe Net Worth 2022

Daniel Radcliffe has a net worth estimated at $110 Million. He is an English actor who rocketed to international fame as Harry Potter in the film series based on J.K. Rowling's wildly famous books. The majority of his revenue came from movies and television shows.

His parents initially forbade him from auditioning for the role of Harry Potter, but a chance encounter with Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone director Chris Columbus led to an audition.

Age, Other Projects

Now at 33 years old, the actor has established himself as one of Britain's most beloved performers. Radcliffe will forever be recognized as the world's most beloved wizarding master, Harry Potter, despite his current efforts to build a new route in a different arena of film.

Radcliffe made his acting debut in the BBC One television picture David Copperfield when he was ten years old, despite the fact that his age says his career is still in its infancy. In the same year he began his artistic career, the young actor was cast in the lead role of one of the most successful film franchises. Over the next decade, Radcliffe would star in eight Harry Potter films and become one of the highest-paid actors in the world.

Radcliffe starred in all eight installments of the wildly successful Harry Potter film franchise, which was adored by legions of fans of the book series. After Harry Potter, the actor participated in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying on Broadway and displayed his versatility in films such as Kill Your Darlings and Imperium.

The Harry Potter Movie He Regrets

While Radcliffe's work outside of the Harry Potter franchise implies that he is confident in his capacity to push artistic limits, the actor finds it difficult to look back on past errors without sorrow.

Reflecting on his work in the Harry Potter franchise, Daniel Radcliffe considers one of the eight films particularly cringe-worthy.

While acknowledging that he dislikes watching himself on the big screen, the actor disclosed that he does so in order to improve: Radcliffe explained why "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" is so difficult to see. "Because I'm simply not very skilled at it. I detest it."