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Daniel Radcliffe feels “guilty” if he doesn’t work

Daniel Radcliffe has revealed that he struggles when he doesn’t work, as he feels “guilty” and “agitated”.

London: Daniel Radcliffe has revealed that he struggles when he doesn’t work, as he feels “guilty” and “agitated”.
The ‘Woman in Black’ actor also stated that he has no desire to take a break from acting as he finds it really hard to be away from a film set. “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,” the News Express quoted him as telling Time Out magazine. “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,” he said. The 22-year-old actor insists that after the ‘Harry Potter’ films finished last year, he did think about a career change but finally decided that he loved acting too much. “I’ve thought about it but actually I love my job. I loved being on those sets and there was never a moment I wanted to be anywhere else. I want to act for a long time, for the rest of my career, but I’d also love to direct. I feel like I’d be good at that. I don’t know why. But that’s a while off,” he added. ANI