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    The 19-year-old star added he is in awe of Lorenzo, terming him "cool" and "gorgeous" before claiming he would even consider marrying him if he was gay. He said: "He's great. He's a truly remarkable man. If I was gay or a female I'd just want to marry him. He's gorgeous, and he's really cool bloke as well." Daniel also revealed he has received a series of strange presents from his fans including masks and plastic limbs, and is determined to convince one obsessed girl not to get his autograph tattooed on her arm. He is quoted by Britain's Daily Star newspaper as saying: "This girl called Anna, she said, 'Could you sign my wrist please?' And I said, 'Fine.' And she said, 'Because I'm thinking of getting it tattooed.' "Anna, I really urge you not to get the tattoo. Full Article at Xinhua
    He's great. He's a truly remarkable man. If I was gay or a female I'd just want to marry him. He's gorgeous, and he's really cool bloke as well.
    SOURCE: Xinhua 14 months ago
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Daniel Radcliffe's sexy letters
  1. This girl called Anna, she said, 'Could you sign my wrist please?' And I said, 'Fine.' And she said, 'Because I'm thinking of getting it tattooed.' Anna, I really urge you not to get the tattoo. I'm very flattered and it's been lovely to meet you, and I'm sure I will again, but I wouldn't advise a tatto...
    SOURCE: Xinhua 14 months ago
  2. We're getting on very well indeed. I've written some really, really deeply sexual things on some of the cards I've given him for opening night. But just to wind him up, you know.
    Daniel Radcliffe – Daniel Radcliffe SOURCE: Xinhua 14 months ago

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