Daniel Radcliffe Reveals His Battle with Alcohol

Daniel Radcliffe Reveals His Battle with Alcohol

We are more accustomed to fighting imaginary demons Daniel Radcliffe as real and troubling ones. Maybe he's a Muggle, after all.

The boy, who was a man before the world as Harry Potter has given an interview to GQ, maybe (NewsFeed say cynical) thinking of a post-Potter future, with the debate that he is drinking, having too much on alcohol.

The 22-year-old said he has not a drop in nearly two years after the adoption that he might have touched a problem. "I so need to cram on alcohol has been enjoying," he told the British edition of the monthly magazine for men. "There were a few years ago, when I just so with the idea of ​​living a kind of famous people's lifestyle, which was not really suitable for me in love."


Radcliffe has the considerable differences with his lifestyle, because the decision was made. "I'm really enjoying the fact I can have a relationship with my girlfriend where I really pleasant and I'm not f ***** g up completely all the time. As much as I would like to be a person that goes to parties and has a few drinks and have a good time that does not work for me. "

Whether the somewhat surprising revelation works for his fans remains to be seen. Radcliffe is aware that the transition from child star to mature SchausPiel is anything but smooth for many of his colleagues. That means he has made an encouraging start for the connoisseur currently wowing 'em on Broadway in How To In Business Without Really Trying, and also starred in a revival of Equus. "If I make a career for me after Potter, and it goes well and is very varied and longevity, then makes the bed," child actors argument, '"he reiterated before belligerently that says:" do If I can There, in the biggest film franchises of all time, no other child actor who comes to always have the same bloody questions to answer. "

Or in other words, do not turn to drink, when the pressure involved in making movies, and the celebrity lifestyle that comes with it gets to be too much.