Daniel Radcliffe has opened up about his Harry Potter success, telling Lorraine Kelly that living in the UK stopped him from being "cocky".

Speaking of fame, Radcliffe - who is currently promoting new movie Horns - said: "Doing the whole growing up as an actor in England is very different from doing it in America.

D-Rad went on to explain that he made a conscious decision to auditionfor roles different to Potter after the flicks finished, telling Kelly: "You only achieve longevity through variety and through showing that you can do lots of different things…

"When you're young and in your 20s you're castable as a certain thing but you ain't going to be playing that kind of character when you're in your 50s and if you are you're probably not going to be working - so you have to find as many things you're good at as possible."

The 25-year old went on to add that he "still loves" the Harry Potter movies, concluding: "If it was preventing me from getting other work I might be resentful of it but because I've always been able to have a career outside of it... I still love those movies."

Horns is due for release in the UK on October 29.