Recently Daniel Radcliffe of Harry Potter fame was filming a new thriller where he plays a white anti-apartheid activist who escaped from one of South Africa's toughest jails. Much of the filming occurred in the same street where our Adelaide office is situated. Quick thinking by our Red Cross staff in SA resulted in Daniel signing a Harry Potter LEGO set and as part of SA’s tax campaign, they will raffle this off.

Aged 11, Daniel Radcliffe was cast as Harry Potter. In 2017, he took to the stage at The Old Vic as Rosencrantz, in Sir Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead.

Impress your friends with this complete collection of Harry Potter books and DVDs, each signed by the actor.

The perfect way to look forward to Daniel’s next time on The Old Vic’s stage in Samuel Beckett’s Rough for Theatre II/Endgame in 2020.

The new line-up for Who Do You Think You Are? series 16 has been announced by the BBC. Last week The Sun already revealed that Daniel is one of the well-known names (Kate Winslet, Sharon Osbourne and Naomie Harris to name a few). WDYTYA? airs on BBC One later this year #WDYTYA

— Daniel Radcliffe NL (@DanJRadcliffeNL) 10 juni 2019

As part of Daniel’s journey through the history books, I’m told he will explore the heartbreaking story of his great- great-uncle Ernie — one of four brothers who went off to fight in World War One.

A TV source said: When Daniel starred in TV drama My Boy Jack — one of his first major roles after Potter — his inspiration was his great-great-uncle Ernie, who lost his life in World War One. As Daniel investigates exactly what happened to Ernie during the war, he discovers an extraordinary and moving cache of letters Ernie wrote home.

“He pieces together the heartbreaking story of how Ernie fought alongside his  three brothers and how all  of them, except for Ernie,  survived.”