Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe’s feet are ROTTING OFF in EXCLUSIVE Jungle clip – WATCH

Since finishing playing the boy wizard in 2011, Radcliffe has starred in a number of different projects.

He’s most recently starred as a dead body in Swiss Army Man and played a neo-Nazi in Imperium.

Now the Harry Potter actor stars in Jungle, playing an Israeli backpacker who found himself stranded in a Bolivian rainforest for three weeks.

, but in this exclusive clip he appears in a particularly gruesome scene, where is bloodied feet look like they’re rotting off from blisters.

In the scene he gingerly removes his socks to reveal the horror beneath, while consulting a map showing the long journey ahead of him.

Be warned, the footage is not for the fainted-hearted and is particularly gruesome.

Jungle’s synopsis reads: “A mysterious guide escorts an enthusiastic adventurer and his friend into the Amazon jungle. 

“Their journey turns into a terrifying ordeal as the darkest elements of human nature and the deadliest threats of the wild force them to fight for survival.”

Radcliffe will next star in Beast of Burden, a fast-paced action thriller involving the delivering of illegal cargo over the course of just one hour. 

Jungle is out in UK cinemas and On Demand now.

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