The final Harry Potter films may be just around the corner but Daniel Radcliffe is already planning a return to the series.
He's revealed that he's keen to star in a Harry Potter remake 30 years later.
The 21-year-old actor is already plotting a reunion with Ron Weasley and Emma Watson after filming the final movie, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
He told Empire magazine: "I will be sad to finish the series, but I will feel a great sense of achievement when I finish the film 'cause it will be the longest shoot I will probably ever do in my career. And hopefully we'll all stay in touch. We'll probably all play teachers in the remakes in 30 years."
The final film involved Daniel filming a scene set in an afterlife that looks like King's Cross station.
He said: "We filmed it on a white stage, but they're going to insert a ghostly King's Cross afterwards. Health and Safety were there, telling people they had to wear sunglasses because it was so bright white."
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