Daniel Radcliffe Admits to Googling Himself and Reading Harry Potter and Draco Fanfiction

Radcliffe revealed some secrets while taking part in a lie detector test for 'Vanity Fair'

Daniel Radcliffe is revealing some secrets!

The actor, 34 — along with his Merrily We Roll Along costars Jonathan Groff and Lindsay Mendez — took part in Vanity Fair’s lie detector test on Tuesday. During the group interrogation, he admitted to Googling himself, as well as reading fanfiction about his titular Harry Potter character and the villainous Draco.

“Do you ever Google yourself?” Groff asked the Harry Potter star, leading Radcliffe to reply, “Yes.”

"Aw, Dan, so honest," Groff responded.

“I mean there’s no point f------- lying is there, Judd?, “ Radcliffe said, referring to the polygrapher.

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“Have you ever read fanfiction about yourself?“ Groff then asked. Radcliffe, once again, replied, ”Yes, aloud on TV.”

When asked about the weirdest story he has read about himself, Radcliffe said, “I’m obviously aware there’s a lot of like shipping of Harry and Draco as characters together. So, I’ve read some of that.”

“What is shipping?” Groff asked.

Radcliffe explained that shipping “is like when you want two characters to get together, for a relationship.”

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The actor, meanwhile, is most famous for playing the role of Harry Potter in the hit movie adaptations of the popular J.K. Rowling novels, while Draco Malfoy was played by Tom Felton.

“And this is the kind of thing I know from being in a franchise film of which people are funny about,” Radcliffe added.

He then went on to say that the weirdest stories he had ever read about himself was “that I had the SAS walk my dogs,” as well as a story that claimed Radcliffe had “special beer brewed for myself by monks in a monastery in Belgium.”

He also revealed there was another story that claimed he would get his assistant to hold his scripts in the mirror so he could read them while getting makeup done, “even though that doesn't make f----- sense ‘cause I wouldn't be able to read mirror writing.”

“And yeah, there’s a long list,” Radcliffe added.

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