Actor Daniel Radcliffe makes documentary on his paralysed Harry Potter stunt double


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Daniel Radcliffe's upcoming documentary tells the story of his stunt double's paralysis from an on-set accident. Photos: TNS, HBO

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is helping bring the harrowing story of his Harry Potter stunt double’s paralysis from an on-set accident to the screen in a new documentary for HBO.

The premium cable network announced Tuesday that David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived will premiere Nov 15 on HBO and stream on Max.

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