In New Film, British-Jewish Actor Daniel Radcliffe of Harry Potter Fame Plays Undercover FBI Agent Infiltrating Neo-Nazi Group (VIDEO)
by Shiryn Ghermezian

Actor Daniel Radcliffe, left, doing the Nazi salute in a scene from “Imperium.” The film comes out Aug. 19. Photo: Screenshot.
In the upcoming film Imperium, British-Jewish actor Daniel Radcliffe — best known for his role as Harry Potter in the movie series — plays an undercover FBI agent infiltrating a neo-Nazi group.
In the film’s trailer, released on Tuesday, Radcliffe is seen shaving his head and reading books about white supremacy, before joining the radical, right-wing terrorist group that the FBI is trying to take down. The trailer, in which swastikas and other Hitler-related images appear, gives a glimpse of Radcliffe’s character blending in to the ranks of the fascist gang.
The movie is based on the real-life experiences of 16-year FBI veteran Michael German, who co-wrote the the script with director Daniel Ragussis.
Imperium, which also stars actress Toni Collette, will be released in the US on Aug. 19. Watch the film’s trailer below.
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