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Ever since Quinta Brunson’s <\/span><\/a>ABC series Abbott Elementary <\/i><\/span><\/a>took the struggling sitcom industry by storm in 2021, many of the most popular and recognizable figures in pop culture have been clamoring to land a guest spot on the show. Bradley Cooper appeared on Abbott <\/i>as himself in early 2024. Rob Mac <\/span><\/a>brought the entire It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia <\/i><\/span><\/a>main cast with him for a crossover earlier this year, before inviting Abbott <\/i>back to Paddy’s Pub in Always Sunny <\/i>Season 17.\u00a0<\/p>\n For the most part, the A-list celebrity guests on Abbott <\/i>have been Philadelphia natives with hometown pride, but the biggest fish that sadly slipped through Brunson’s figures would have come from across the pond \u2013 from Hogwarts, in fact.<\/p>\n During a cast round table with Entertainment Weekly <\/i><\/span><\/a>leading up to the premiere of Abbott Elementary <\/i>Season Three, Brunson and her co-stars discussed which celebrity guests they want to play their characters’ family members for an episode or two. When the question came to William Stanford Davis<\/span><\/a>, who plays Mr. Johnson, the school’s crotchety, chaotic, conspiracy-theorizing janitor, Brunson revealed that she wanted to introduce Daniel Radcliffe as Mr. Johnson’s son.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cAnd not Daniel Radcliffe as (a character),” Brunson told Davis, “Like, Daniel Radcliffe is <\/i>your son.\u201d<\/p>\nDon’t Miss<\/h2>\n<\/header>\n<\/section>\n