Since the end of the Harry Potter saga, Daniel Radcliffe has come a long and varied way, headlining films and even plays. The British actor recently appeared in a series, but there was just some bad news about his future.
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Daniel Radcliffe appears unrecognizable in the anthology series Miracle Workers, which started in 2019 and of which he is also the producer. In fact, the actor is playing a very different role than the one he became known for, with a completely different look to his character. His physical transformation in the fourth season of the comedy – available on Warner Pass on Prime Video in France – did not go unnoticed by fans, leading to rumors that he would be the next Wolverine. Although the show appeared to have achieved a 7.1/10 rating on IMdB among its viewers, TVLine announced some bad news to fans on Tuesday, November 21st by revealing that there would be no sequel Miracle worker. So it’s no surprise that the project led by Daniel Radcliffe was saved.
Miracle Workers: The end of TBS’ newest original comedy series
It’s official, the American broadcaster TBS will not renew Miracle Workers, even though the fourth season has been put online on Prime Video in Warner Pass. In the final salvo, titled “End Times,” Daniel Radcliffe plays a warrior in a post-apocalyptic world. Against the backdrop of a turbulent love story, the fourth round of the anthology series presents a dystopian world full of killer robots and mutants. The original cast was reunited with Steve Buscemi, Geraldine Viswanathan, Karan Soni and Jon Bass to play other roles from previous seasons. Actress Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary) was also added to the cast for the final season, playing the administrator. TBS did not give a reason for the cancellation Miracle workerthe series is also the network’s last original live-action show.
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Former Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe takes on the role of producer
A big premiere for the actor, who played the famous wizard Harry Potter in a total of eight films. Daniel Radcliffe actually took on the role of producer as he confided to Télé-Loisirs during the release of the first season of Miracle Workers : “This is the first time I’ve been involved in a project so early that I could call myself a ‘producer’. I came when we didn’t have a channel for the series. It’s great to “be able to.” I wanted to give direction to the project and not just arrive on set. I was involved in the script and the casting.” It also seems that the multi-role artist has relished his status since he also unveiled his first documentary show on HBO, which tells the story of his understudy in Harry Potter. Stuntman David Holmes was left paralyzed after a serious fall on the set of “The Deathly Hallows.”
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