Daniel Radcliffe might still be known as Harry Potter to many of us (not the guy from Harry Potter, the Harry Potter) but we do appreciate he’s done a fair bit of work since.
Not just acting work, but the magic of ageing and quite a lot of working out has given the star quite the transformation.
After years as the little wizard, he went on to star in the likes of The Woman in Black, The Lost City and Now You See Me 2.
And for the past few years, Radcliffe's been playing the lead in TBS comedy series, Miracle Workers, where he appears as a different character in each season.
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In the most recent, he plays road warrior Sid in the anthology show.
Sid lives in a postnuclear apocalyptic world, and in this finale, strips off to just a pair of tighty whities.
And viewers got quite the eyeful of the 34-year-old, who got mega stacked for the TV role.
Looking ripped, the actor screamed manically as his character fought robots, ripping their limbs off in rage.
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The actor is bulging with veins throbbing across him as he destroys the metal beings.
It’s not the first time Radcliffe has stripped off for a role, but we’ve never seen him looking this jacked up on our screens before.
Back in 2007, when he was just aged 17, he memorably starred in the play Equus, in both the West End and Broadway.
When most of us had only ever seen him as Harry at Hogwarts, he stripped down full nude (little wizard and all) for a scene on stage.
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Radcliffe recently spoke about if he’d return to the wizarding world for the new live-action Harry Potter TV series.
While new actors are confirmed to be taking over the legendary roles, many fans hoped the star would be appearing for a cameo role.
But it’s probably best to not get your hopes up for the jacked-up actor to appear, as even he doesn’t see much of a chance of that happening.
"My understanding is that they're trying to very much start fresh and I'm sure whoever is making them will want to make their own mark on it and probably not want to have to figure out how to get old Harry to cameo in this somewhere," he told ComicBook.com
"So I'm definitely not seeking it out in any way. But I do wish them, obviously, all the luck in the world and I'm very excited to have that torch passed.
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"But I don't think it needs me to physically pass it."
Topics: Celebrity, Daniel Radcliffe, TV and Film, Health
Jess Battison