For Daniel Radcliffe, there's no magic to career longevity

TALKING to Daniel Radcliffe on the phone from Ireland where he's playing Rudyard Kipling's son, Jack, in the World War I TV movie "My Boy Jack," you'd never guess the "Harry Potter" star is England's wealthiest teen. Despite the heady $50-million deal he's just signed to make the final two boy-wizard films, he talks like a young actor still honing his craft, still rather wide-eyed and engaged at this whole filmmaking idea.

By Susan King

September 7, 2007