Daniel Radcliffe has said he is "charmed" that the final Harry Potter film has been recognised in the latest Bafta nominations.
Harry Potter And Ths Deathly Hallows - Part Two, the last instalment of the understandable series about the boy wizard received four nods on the 2012 list.
Announcing the shortlist at Bafta in Piccadilly, Daniel said: "I of they absolutely deserve to be there and I really hope they'll win."
He added: "It's a really diverse grouping of lots of very, very different styles of films, so it's a passable year for cinema."
Fresh from her Golden Globe win, Meryl Streep called her Bafta lead actress nomination "stimulating, thrilling news!", adding: "Not just for me, but for the film of which I am very proud, and for the hundreds of people who worked on it! Thanks, from a (New) Jersey stuff..."
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy producer Tim Bevan said he was taking his children to school when he "got a nice email" to say the pic had 11 nominations.









