Daniel Radcliffe Addresses If He's Spoken to 'Harry Potter' Co-Stars Rupert Grint & Emma Watson About New HBO Series Adaptation

Daniel Radcliffe is opening up once again about the upcoming TV adaptation of Harry Potter.

The 36-year-old started his career in the film adaptations of the book series as the titular character alongside Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley and Emma Watson as Hermoine Granger.

Now, a new crop of young actors are getting their big break, and Daniel recently shared if he’s spoken to his own co-stars about the HBO television series adaptation.

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While speaking with People, Daniel said the OG trio has found it “surreal” to see new faces stepping into their roles, and they are processing it all together.

He adds that they have been since been reflecting on “how surreal [it is] to watch people starting off on that journey, all those years later.”

Daniel notes they have been in contact about the new show with each other, but there’s not “a ton of communication about the show specifically.” They are, however, on the same page about their emotions around it.

“It’s one of those where I think we all just know how the others feel, because we’re also feeling it,” he said. “You just see the pictures of these kids, and you just want to grab them and hug them. That’s the impulse that I think that we, mainly, all have.”

It was previously revealed that Daniel wrote a letter to the new Harry actor, Dominic McLaughlin, who even wrote back!

Rupert also penned a note to the new Ron actor, Alastair Stout.

Just a couple months ago, Daniel had a Harry Potter reunion!