RT met up with French actress Audrey Tautou and spellbinding British star Daniel Radcliffe.

Tautou, known to many as Amelie from the 2001 French romantic comedy of the same name, visited Moscow for the first time.

She came for the premiere of her movie La Delicatesse, which tells the story of a widow who finds new love.

“Rumors on the internet spread so fast,” Tautou said. “There has been some news about me finishing my career as an actress, and it has even reached Russia. It’s not true: it’s not my last film.”

After her success in the film industry, Audrey also became a recognizable face in the fashion world, officially representing Chanel No. 5 perfume. So it is no surprise that on her visit to Moscow the actress also attended a beauty awards gala by Marie Claire.

While Tautou was keen to explore the glamorous side of the city, another international A-lister was more into the Russian capital's literary scene.

“Since I was 14, I’ve been a huge fan of Russian literature,” Daniel Radcliffe told RT. “I’ve read Crime and Punishment when I was about 14. More recently I’ve become obsessed with Bulgakov, so I’d like to visit Bulgakov’s house museum in Moscow for the first time.”

The Harry Potter series sensation signed hundreds of autographs for screaming Russian fans, at the Woman in Black's opening night.

In this ghost drama, Radcliffe plays the part of a young lawyer who finds himself in a spooky remote village.