Talk of hiatus from acting is overblown, says Daniel Radcliffe

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Last Updated : Oct 03 2013 | 4:25 PM IST

Danielle Radcliffe has assured his fans that reports of an acting hiatus have been blown out of proportion.

The 'Harry Potter' star insisted that he is just taking a two-week break, as he has gotten over with the promotion of his upcoming film, 'Kill Your Darlings', Contactmusic reported.

The Brit actor told Britain's Daily Star that he was planning some downtime in New York City after his back to back acting jobs.

The 24-year-old insisted that his break won't amount to anything more than a little vacation.

Radcliffe said that he starts his next job in November, which is James McAvoy starrer 'Frankenstein'.

He added that he would be playing the role of Igor, the hunchback assistant, and he is very excited about it.

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First Published: Oct 03 2013 | 4:20 PM IST

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