Not only Harry Potter: 5 best Daniel Radcliffe films

Daniel Radcliffe will be 36 next summer He literally grew up before our eyes. After the end of the franchise, the audience expected that Radcliffe would remain a prisoner of one role, but he managed to surprise everyone.

Thus, the charismatic Briton starred in his own movies, horror films, an action movie and various comedies - both romantic and black. OBOZREVATEL decided to collect the most interesting films starring Daniel Radcliffe.

1. Horns, 2013

• Genre: horror, fantasy, thriller

Radcliffe plays the protagonist named Ig Perrish, who has lost his girlfriend. He drowns his grief in wine and doesn't notice how mystical horns have appeared on his head. As it turned out, along with them, Ig got the gift of guiding all the people in the neighborhood. And they also began to share their innermost thoughts about him.

2. Swiss Army Man, 2016

• Genre: fantasy, tragicomedy

Not everyone will like this movie. After all, you will have to watch a decomposing corpse.

According to the plot, Hank is shipwrecked on a boat near some abandoned island. He is running out of food, there is no network, and he is desperate. A second before the hero's suicide, a corpse appears near the shore, with whom Hank forms a strong friendship, and soon there is hope for salvation.

It should be noted that this film won the Best Director award at the Sundance Independent Film Festival.

3. Jungle, 2017

• Genre: drama, adventure

Jungle is an adventure thriller about the expedition of Israeli gold digger Yossi Ghinsberg in the jungle. Instead of treasures, the unprepared adventurer faces the horrors of untamed nature. He is left alone not only with the jungle, but also with himself.

4. Guns Akimbo, 2019

• Genre: action, comedy

In the bloody action movie Guns Akimbo, Daniel Radcliffe develops computer video games. One day, while watching a fashionable Internet show called Skizm, where people try to destroy each other, he couldn't help but insult the organizers and started a fight with them.

However, he had to answer for his words not on the Internet, but in real life: the organizers kidnapped his girlfriend, and two guns loaded with 50 rounds each were nailed to his hands.

5. Escape from Pretoria, 2020

• Genre: thriller, drama

The film will take place in South Africa in the 1970s. The country is ruled by the apartheid regime. Radcliffe's character is imprisoned in Pretoria for distributing propaganda leaflets. He and other prisoners decide to escape from the prison, which is called one of the most secure in the world.