Daniel Radcliffe Could Play Lord Voldemort! ‘Harry Potter’ Star Beats Emma Watson’s Pixie Haircut For New Role

Daniel Radcliffe's transition from "Harry Potter" to an FBI investigator has won him the "Best Surprise-I-Have-Less-Hair Award" out of all the Hogwarts alumni.

Yes, including Emma Watson's pixie haircut. But maybe not Lord Voldemort's hairdo?

Daniel Radcliffe has grown out of his "Harry Potter" looks and takes on a new, more mature role as he shaves his head, channeling his best Lord Voldemort look yet.

The 26-year-old was spotted in London a few days ago, on his way to the BBC Radio 1 studios, looking more like one of Lord Voldemort's horcrux rather than Harry Potter himself (although, technically, Harry was a horcrux). [Click here to see the photo]

According to Mirror UK, the Hogwarts alum chopped off all his hair in September for his role in a thriller movie, in which he plays an FBI agent undercover as a neo-Nazi.

The film centers around Daniel Radcliffe's character, who infiltrates a white supremacist group to try and staunch their terrorism plot.

The action-thriller movie will be directed by Daniel Raguissis. He also co-wrote the script for the movie along with former FBI operative, Michael German who has had years of professional experience infiltrating white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups.

Daniel Radcliffe will be staring alongside "True Blood's" Sam Trammel and Toni Collette.

On the other hand, Daniel Radcliffe is currently promoting his horror film titled "Victor Frankenstein" with James McAvoy.

"Victor Frankenstein" is a re-telling of Mary Shelley's classic novel, directed by Paul McGuigan. The film is told from Igor's perspective, the assistant of the young medical student, Viktor Von Frankenstein.

"It's about their journey and how they spur each other on towards greater and possibly more terrifying things," Radcliffe said of the film.

"Victor Frankenstein" will be released on Nov. 25.