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Harry Potter fame actor Daniel Radcliffe was once offered a cup of coffee while cuddling his dog in New York by a helpful individual, who mistook him for a homeless person. “It’s weird and funny, with some very odd moments....

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Updated At : 12:05 PM Jan 12, 2020 IST

Harry Potter fame actor Daniel Radcliffe was once offered a cup of coffee while cuddling his dog in New York by a helpful individual, who mistook him for a homeless person. “It’s weird and funny, with some very odd moments. I was in New York recently with my girlfriend and while she was in a shop, I was outside with our adopted dog,” he said.

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