Daniel Radcliffe Actor up for Fabio Capello's job even though he knows nothing about football. Daniel Radcliffe would take the England manager's job if the world went mad and he was offered the job. The actor's latest film, The Woman In Black, was released last week and Radcliffe revealed he'd love the chance to do something different. He told Absolute Radio: "If they offered it to me I'd definitely say yes. I know nothing about football but that would probably be a bit of a change." But with the chances of being given the England job about as likely as Rupert Grint winning the 100m at the London Olympics, Radcliffe is looking ahead to future film projects, including playing Harry Potter's Dad. He added: "In the inevitable remakes, I've decided I'd quite like to play James Potter." Radcliffe's next post-Potter film will be thriller Kill Your Darlings, which recently added Michael C. Hall, Kyra Sedgwick and Jennifer Jason Leigh to...

Daniel Radcliffe struggles when he doesn't work because he feels ''guilty'' and ''agitated''. Daniel Radcliffe feels "guilty" if he doesn't work. The 'Woman in Black' actor - who shot to fame at the age of 11 taking on the title role in the 'Harry Potter' franchise - says he has no desire to take a break from acting as he finds it really hard to be away from a film set. The 22-year-old star said: "I find it really hard to do nothing. I've been conditioned to work. I've worked since I was 10 - every day, so when I'm not working I get bored and agitated and feel guilty, like I should be doing something. Honestly the happiest I ever am is on a film set. It's my favourite place in the world, so it's not a hardship. I'd rather be working than on holiday." After the 'Harry Potter' films finished last year, Daniel admits he did think about a career change but decided he loved acting too...

Published: 12:34PM Sunday February 12, 2012 Source: BANG Showbix Source: Getty Images Related Radcliffe admits being drunk during Potter scenes Daniel Radcliffe believes it is important to separate religion and education because he thinks sex lessons are important. The 22-year-old "militant atheist" was brought up in a Christian/Jewish household and told Attitude magazine he's not religious. "I'm an atheist, and a militant atheist when religion starts impacting on legislation. "We need sex education in schools. Schools have to talk to kids from a young age about relationships, gay and straight. In Britain it's better - more of a conversation is being had." Radcliffe is interested in politics, but having supported the Liberal Democrat party in the last UK election he now thinks he is more of a Labour follower because he believes they stand up for more left-wing values. "I will probably be going to Labour. From what I've seen of Ed Miliband...

February 11, 2012 7:06:00 PM UTC Daniel Radcliffe is upset the Harry Potter franchise has been largely overlooked by the Academy Awards, blaming Hollywood "snobbery" for the snub. The final installment of the hit series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, is in the running for art direction, make-up and visual effects prizes at the upcoming 2012 ceremony. But Radcliffe, who played the boy wizard in eight films, admits it's "disheartening" to miss out on a chance at Oscars gold in the major categories. He tells Britain's Radio Times, "It's kind of disheartening. I never thought I'd care. But it would've been nice to have some recognition, just for the hours put in. I don't think the Oscars like commercial films, or kids' films, unless they're directed by Martin Scorsese. "I was watching Hugo the other day and was going, 'Why is this nominated and we're not?' I was slightly miffed. There's a certain...

With Fabio Capello announcing his resignation as Englands Football Coach , the job is now up for grabs. Many people (who know a lot about football) have favoured Harry Redknapp for the role, however Daniel Radcliffe has expressed an interest in nabbing the title. The only problem being he doesnt know anything about football Speaking to Absolute Radio , the actor said: If they offered it to me I'd definitely say yes. I know nothing about football but that would probably be a bit of a change." Daniel also admitted that if Harry Potter were to grace the big screen once more, he has his eyes on playing Harrys Dad. He revealed: "In the inevitable remakes, I've decided I'd quite like to play James Potter." Daniel Radcliffe Premieres 'Woman In Black' In London... Cher Lloyd On X Factor: 'It's a blessing that I didn't win' Are Cheryl Cole And Derek Hough Dating Again? VIDEO: Tom Daley Lip Syncs To LMFAO's 'Sexy And I Know It'

But one famous Englishman has stepped forward and this one can really spell Daniel Radcliffe. The Harry Potter star told Absolute Radio: "If they offered it to me I'd definitely say yes. "I know nothing about football but that would probably be a bit of a change." If that fails, he's always got another plan up his sleeve starring as Harry P's dad. He said: "In the inevitable remakes, I've decided I'd quite like to play James Potter ." He'll have loads of time on his hands if he's England manager.

Ralph Fiennes and Radcliffe explore what could have been between Harry and The Dark Lord On a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live, Daniel Radcliffe talks about quite a few tantalizing topics including his own naked body so it doesn't seem like much of a stretch when host Andy Cohen asks him to read an excerpt of gay Harry Potter fan-fiction. After a few seconds of listening to Radcliffe read, though, the whole thing just hits you over the head with how awesome it is: this is Daniel Radcliffe reading about his character's gay feelings for Ron Weasley over sexy babymaking music. You can almost imagine that this is actually Harry, reading a diary entry about his devastating gay crush to Hermione in the Gryffindor common room. But the best part of this is definitely Ralph Fiennes' clip, which comes a few seconds before Radcliffe's. Watching the refined British actor casually drop the line "Harry tried hard not to moan as Voldemort stroked him" is just too ...