Daniel Radcliffe says Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz are high on his list of celebrity crushes

• Daniel Radcliffe named Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz as his celebrity crushes.
• Radcliffe briefly spoke about the "Charlie's Angels" stars while playing a game with "Capital Breakfast."

"Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe opened up about his famous crushes.

"Cameron Diaz is still very high on the list, Drew Barrymore is there," Radcliffe said during an interview with the radio show "Capital Breakfast."

He gave a similar response during a 2014 interview with Us Weekly, saying: "I had pictures of her and Drew Barrymore taped to my bedroom wall."

The "Lost City" star was prompted to share his celebrity crushes with "Capital Breakfast" while playing a game in which he was tasked with answering three juicy questions truthfully.

If he refused to answer a question or dodged it, a superfan of Radcliffe would be punished with something unpleasant.

After naming Diaz and Barrymore, who costarred in the "Charlie's Angels" films and are still close friends, hosts Roman Kemp, Siân Welby and Sonny Jay reminded Radcliffe that he had to share a third crush — or his fan would be forced to eat a portion of diced sheep testicles.

"Juno Temple! I've worked with her, she's gorgeous, and I wouldn't mind saying her name," Radcliffe blurted out.

He and Temple, known for her current role as Keeley Hazell in the hit Apple TV+ show "Ted Lasso," previously played love interests in the 2013 movie "Horns."

Celebrity crushes aside, Radcliffe has been in a long-term relationship with girlfriend Erin Darke for almost 10 years.

The two met through the 2013 film "Kill Your Darlings," in which Radcliffe played Allen Ginsberg and Darke portrayed Gwendolyn.

In his interview with "Capital Breakfast," Radcliffe recalled meeting Darke for the first time at a "get to know you" party for the movie. The two immediately bonded over their mutual adoration for their costar Ben Foster, who they were fans of from the 2001 rom-com "Get Over It."

More recently, Darke appeared on season three of Radcliffe's TBS show "Miracle Workers."

"We definitely like [working together], but it's not something we want to do all the time," Radcliffe told People in March. "We obviously met on film and so getting to do stuff on 'Miracle Workers' with her last year was incredibly special and felt lovely."

"Hopefully we'll get to do more in the future, but we also both write, so maybe we'd write something together at some point, and that would be cool," he added.