Single tear...

I didn't know that. But its good that he can deal with it. He is a good role model for people with that.

Good for him to speak up after he's done the first 6 films and everything else. It is a testament to his abilities and makes his achievements that much more in the eyes of so many, who would otherwise 'lower the bar' for someone who is 'different'.

As if DR isn't getting enough tail as it is...C'mon Danny! Save some of 'em for the rest of us!

I am a paediatric Occupational Therapist as well as having a son with severe dyspraxia.Well done to Daniel for speaking out- maybe it will lessen the stigma for these kids who suffer from this `hidden disability'and it might even be seen as `cool'. Daniel could become the face of the Dyspraxia Association!!!!

I'll have to tell my son, he has dyspraxia -- a more severe case -- it should help him realize that it doesn't have go hold him back.

Its good to hear he come with it and tell the world. He is role model to you children and now people who suffer from dyspraxia can relate there condition with him and know it dosnt hold you back and it's nothing to be ashamed off.

Similar with famous people with dyslexia. We got told loads of people with people who suffer dyslexia (richard brandson for example) and how sucseful ppl can be and it should hold ppl back.

He should be even more proud knowing the difference he is makin on young children lifes.

IT IS GREAT HOW HE ACTS ITS JUST AWESOME I MEAN HE EVEN THANKED HAVIN THAT KIND OF SICKNESS BUT POOR OF HIM THOUGH I JUST HOPE IT DONT GET WORST I LOVE HIM MUCH HOPE HE TAKES CARE

Daniel is a great actor and a brilliant young man. The fact that he hasn't let this illness diminish all that makes him even more admirable. Go Daniel!!

I have that.