Even though Kenneth Branagh will not be playing in any more of the Harry Potter films, he is looking past them, The Washington Post reports.&br;&br;"I've just been getting on with what I've been doing, basically," says Branagh.&br;&br;Kenneth Branagh is currently directing the hugely successful 'The Play Wot I Wrote', in which Daniel Radcliffe made his West End Premiere. &br;&br;"With the greatest respect to the people involved," he says, on this day a far chattier and more expansive presence than an actual recluse would ever be, " 'Harry Potter' is such a self-sustaining thing: If ever there were a film that needed less help than others, it's 'Harry Potter.'" &br;&br;What's more, his mother, Frances, has been ailing, and so, he says, "it reached the point where I think that kind of thing inevitably and naturally takes priority."&br;&br;&br;You can find the full article at The Washington Post