Daniel Radcliffe's Manhood Will Be Protected From Cameras When He Makes His Broadway Debut

Daniel Radcliffe's manhood will be protected by security when he makes his Broadway debut.

The 'Harry Potter' actor will strip naked in the play 'Equus' in New York later this year and theater bosses are worried audiences may try and sneak cameras in, just as some fans did when he starred in the West End version of the play.

Special equipment is now being installed to prevent theater-goers from taking photos of him in the nude.

A source is quoted by Britain's Daily Star newspaper as saying, "When the show opened in the U.K., some rather over-enthusiastic female fans sneaked cameras in to snap Daniel when he strips naked on stage."

"They all wanted pictures to circulate to friends and over the internet so we are bringing in tighter security."

Bosses are also considering increasing security at the stage door so the 18-year-old star can arrive and leave safely without being mobbed.

Daniel, who plays young wizard Harry Potter in the big-screen versions of J.K. Rowling's books, recently confessed he is nervous about making his Broadway debut.

He said, "It will be amazing - but I will be terrified!"