Daniel Radcliffe, known for his iconic role as Harry Potter in the eight-film franchise, admitted in a recent interview that he felt he didn't deliver his best performance in certain movies. Despite being a fan-favorite and one of the highest-grossing series of all time, Radcliffe has been self-critical about his acting in the films since they concluded in 2011.

During an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers to promote his Broadway show, Merrily We Roll Along, Radcliffe discussed his time in the Harry Potter movies. Meyers mentioned that his children were now fans of the magical world of Harry Potter, prompting Radcliffe to share his thoughts on his own performance.

The actor humbly expressed his doubts about delivering strong performances in the films, even though Meyers commended him.

"I appreciate the kind words, but I have to disagree with you on some of my performances," Radcliffe admitted. Despite the praise, Radcliffe confessed that he often felt dissatisfied with his own acting in the beloved series. He spoke candidly about his struggles with self-criticism and constantly striving to improve as an actor.

Radcliffe went on to recount a scene from the first film, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, addressing a "logic issue" that Meyers' son had noticed.

The young actor explained the transition from the students' arrival at Hogwarts wearing neutral cloaks to receiving their house-specific uniforms after the Sorting Hat ceremony with a simple answer – magic.

Although artfully portraying the character of Harry Potter, Radcliffe acknowledged that he found it difficult to watch himself in certain films, such as Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The actor bemoaned his perceived one-note performance and the sense of complacency that hindered his acting goals in that particular movie.

Despite his critical views on his own work, Radcliffe expressed gratitude towards the fans who continued to support him, both as Harry Potter and in his subsequent projects.

He reflected on the unique experience of engaging with audiences who were drawn to his stage performances or films because of his portrayal of the iconic wizard, Harry Potter.

As the conversation came to a close, Radcliffe's humility and honesty shone through, demonstrating his commitment to growth and self-improvement as an actor. The magic of Harry Potter may have ended on screen, but Daniel Radcliffe's journey as an artist continues to captivate and inspire audiences worldwide.