Daniel Radcliffe's Long Hair Taught Him Something About Women
The former Harry Potter star explained why he's not loving his messy new hair extensions
The former Harry Potter star explained why he's not loving his messy new hair extensions
Daniel Radcliffe has changed a lot since his Harry Potter days - but we never thought we'd see him looking quite like this.
These days, the 24-year-old actor is sporting frizzy shoulder-length extensions for his role as Igor in the upcoming Frankenstein film.
If you're not loving his shabby new look, don't feel bad - Daniel thinks it's pretty rubbish, too.
When the actor showed up at the WhatsOnStage awards on Friday night to collect his prize (best actor in a play for The Cripple of Inishmaan), everyone was buzzing about his new hairstyle - a look which Daniel is eager to leave behind.
'I don't mind how it looks but I mind dealing with it. I don't know why any man would have it voluntarily,' he told the Telegraph.
'The amount of work it takes, having to dry it - doing anything to it is a f------ nightmare. I do have a whole new sympathy for women. I wouldn't be growing my hair this long in my own time.'
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A word to Daniel's next girlfriend: Feel free to take as long as you want getting ready.
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