Heading back to Hogwarts: Daniel Radcliffe reads ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’ during coronavirus quarantine

Daniel Radcliffe has picked up the wand once again as he dives back into the role that made him famous -- Harry Potter.

He is among the celebrities who are reading the first book in the series, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone," also known as “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” outside of the U.S., CNN reported.

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Radcliffe is the first reader of the book, reading the first chapter “The Boy Who Lived.”

He will be followed by Claudia Kim and Eddie Redmayne from the “Fantastic Beasts” films and Norma Dumezweni, who portrayed Hermione Granger on Broadway in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” according to CNN. But some non-Harry Potter stars will also be lending their voice to the readings including actors Stephen Fry and Dakota Fanning and footballer David Beckham.

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The announcement of “Harry Potter at Home" was shared on Wizarding World’s Twitter account Tuesday.

Fans can watch the first chapter here or listen to just the audio on Spotify.

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Wizarding World is helping children and their families learn more about the saga of Harry Potter. The website has quizzes, quests and other tasks to earn “house points" after you are sorted into one of the wizarding houses.

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