Harry Potter Dons a Bra in New Trailer
10/21/2010 03:17:00 AM
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Is Harry Potter a secret cross-dresser?
Not exactly, but Daniel Radcliffe does wear a pale, lacy bra in a new trailer for the upcoming Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1.
In the clip, Radcliffe says in a high-pitched girl's voice, "Look away, I'm hideous." So is it really Potter himself in a brazier?
Nope. In the plot of the film, a bunch of Potter's pals take a potion to transform themselves into Potter lookalikes, so it's actually Fleur Delacour who is the bra-wearing Harry.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 hits theaters Nov. 19.




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