By a classical result of Fatou, a
bounded analytic function on the unit disc D, i.e. in the space H∞(D), has a radial
limit at almost every point on ∂D. We examine the question of whether this limiting
or boundary value lies in the interior or on the boundary of the image domain.
We show that the first case is “typical” in the sense that every function in
a certain dense Gδ-set of H∞ has this property at a.e. boundary point.
Several other spaces including the disc algebra and the Dirichlet space are also
studied.