The former child actor, who played the titular role in the 8 films adapted from J.K. Rowling's 7-book Harry Potter series, recently revealed that he and the rest of the cast members were never given advance copies of the books before they released to the public, except for one actor in particular.
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While making an appearance on the One Nightstand podcast, Radcliffe, 36, said that Rickman was the "only person from the cast who was told anything in advance," as the rest of the actors, "certainly didn't get anything."
View this post on Instagram"Alan had had the opportunity to sit down, maybe have dinner with J.K. Rowling, so he knew exactly where his character was going from day one," Columbus previously said in an interview with GQ. "He was not allowed to tell any of us what he knew. So it was frustrating for me as a director, because there were some choices he would be making as an actor. And I didn’t understand why he was going there."
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