WOW! HARRY POTTER GETS NAKED IN DEATHLY HALLOWS!

Harry Potter, you exhibitionist, you.
The director of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" - the two-part final cinematic chapter based on the series of seven books - says Daniel Radcliffe will do several nude scenes in the upcoming movie, one of them of the steamy variety.

Director David Yates told Britain's Daily Telegraph, "Dan has appeared nude in the past. There are a couple of scenes in the new film in which he will undress, but we're still thinking about how to present it."

Radcliffe, who plays the title character in the series and has thus grown up on screen, famously appeared in the buff - live on stage, no less - in a revival of the play "Equus" that played on both London's West End and Broadway.

In the upcoming movie, Yates explains, a monster tortures Harry's friend Ron (Rupert Grint) with images of Harry in some sort of tryst with Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), with whom Ron is passionately in love.

"We'll create something that feels very sexy and very intriguing to bring about a reaction in Rupert," Yates told the Telegraph of the scene.

The imaginary love scene isn't the only time Radcliffe will have to take his clothes off.

Yates adds, "There is another scene in King's Cross station, where Harry almost dies and sees Dumbledore. In that scene, he will also be naked."

In addition to Yates' dishing on the film, a new teaser trailer, featuring brief interviews with him and producer David Heyman, provides a visual taste of part one of the "Deathly Hallows," which is due in theaters in November 2010.

Behind the scenes shots show Harry slow dancing with Hermione, a scene that Yates told the Telegraph is one of his favorites, and which does not appear in the book.

Other peeks at the movie being shot show Radcliffe and Watson high-fiving, and Harry performing a bit of magic followed by a camera crew.

The trailer portion shows the trio of wizarding friends on the run through both forest and city while hunting for the horcruxes that may make their enemy, Lord Voldemort, impossible to kill.

"I'm really thrilled that I'm the director who gets the end, and brings the climax and the conclusion to this great story to the audience, so that's what I'm looking forward to," Yates says in the video.

Heyman affirms that despite the films' special effects and "magic," the characters are story's heart. "I think Dan, Rupert and Emma, they're better than ever," he says.