The Canadian romantic flick 'The F Word' will be featuring a different ending on its opening this week compared to its original version, and its leading man Danielle Radcliffe says he's happy about how it has turned out.

The 'Harry Potter' star has been cast as the lead of the new Canadian romantic film 'The F Word' alongside Zoe Kazan. The original version of the movie has also been featured during the Toronto International Film Festival last year.

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Daniel Radcliffe has admitted to feeling odd about filming the new ending to the film. However, he has claimed that he felt happy about how the ending has turned out so far.

On a recent interview, the actor who has become famous by playing the role of 'the boy who lived', said that he was concerned that the new ending might affect the emotional impact of the film, but was relieved to tell that it didn't.

In 'The F Word', Daniel Radcliffe portrayed the character of Wallace who is a software manual writer. In the story, he will be 'friend-zoned' by an animator named Chantry, who will be played by Zoe Kazan.

In the film, the character that Zoe Kazan will be playing has a boyfriend which would be played by actor Rafe Spall while Adam Driver plays the role of her cousin who introduces her to Daniel Radcliffe's character.

After presenting quite a cliffhanger ending at last year's Toronto International Film Festival, CBS Films bought the rights to the movie and planned to make an alternate ending.

According to Daniel Radcliffe, the pan to make some alterations on the movie wasn't exactly changing how the story goes, but adding more details to how the ending should be.

The film had been subjected in a series of market tests and the public wanted a more concrete conclusion and producers say that it was a way to improve 'The F Word'.

'The F Word' has already been released last August 21. Be sure to catch it!

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