A new interview (article) with Richard Griffiths talking about Daniel. Here a quote

"As in London, Radcliffe will be packing in audiences pitched to see Harry Potter in a full-frontal nude scene. From all accounts, they will also see a serious stage talent. After the opening, co-star Richard Griffiths - the Tony Award-winning professor in "The History Boys" and Harry's Uncle Vernon Dursley - said Radcliffe has "an old head on his young shoulders. He has to be regarded in a new way because he is a proper actor."

A horse is more than a horse in Equus

Photo from a promotional photoshoot:

photo via radcliffe.com.br

Daniel promoted Equus on NBC's  Late Night with Conan O'Brien but also talked about Harry Potter, the 2008 Beijing Olympic games and American politics.





picture source: Dana Edelson/NBC

Daniel did attend the New York Times - TimesTalks conversation at the Timescenter, New York. Podcast (right click save as)

Below photos of Daniel backstage being kissed by the cast of Broadway's A Chorus Line in New York. He saw the show on closing night yesterday at The Schoenfeld Theater.

Update: 13th May 2017. A photo by Hector Lugo on Facebook.





picture source: Bruce Glikas/broadway.com (via Film Magic)

Daily Mail did post an article about Daniel having the neurological disorder developmental coordination disorder dyspraxia. This means that he still has trouble tying his shoelaces. In an interview Daniel jokingly added: ‘I sometimes think, “Why, oh why, has Velcro not taken off?’’’

Daniel’s spokeswoman said:

‘Yes, Dan Radcliffe does have dyspraxia. This is something he has never hidden. Thankfully his condition is very mild and at worst manifests itself in an inability to ties his shoe laces and bad handwriting.’

source: dailymail.co.uk

Entertainment Weekly magazine's september issue features an article about Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. There's also a new photoshoot with new photos of Daniel as Harry.

Update: 10th September 2008. More photos via oclumencia.com.br.

Entertainment Weekly





source: ew.com
picture source: James Dimmock

Men's Vogue magazine's September issue features photos of Daniel naked on a horse, all in promotion of Equus. And he is also on the cover.




source: vogue.com
picture source: Annie Leibovitz

Daniel has donated shoes in support of the De-Feet Lung Cancer Campaign (the shoes he wore for the Harry Potter film series). This charity auction is for benefit of the The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation. More celebrities who joined are Melanie C, Lewis Hamilton.

My Boy Jack is uitgebracht op DVD door Sony Pictures Home Entertainment en hieronder vind je de artwork.



Beschrijving:
1914- Kipling’s enige zoon Jack is vastbesloten om zich aan te sluiten bij het leger en te gaan vechten voor zijn vaderland, maar hij wordt afgekeurd vanwege zijn slechte ogen. Rudyard Kipling, toegewijd aan zijn land en koning, wendt al zijn invloed aan om Jack toch bij de “Irish Guards” te krijgen. Hij slaagt hierin en Jack vertrekt naar de loopgraven in Frankrijk, ondanks de protesten van zijn moeder en zijn slechte zicht. Als hij na verloop van tijd als vermist wordt opgegeven, starten zijn ouders een grootschalig onderzoek. Ze zetten alles op alles om hun zoon terug te vinden…

Daniel and Kim Cattrall spoke to TV Guide about their roles in My Boy Jack. Kim from her home in New York and Daniel from the UK set of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

TVGuide.com: My Boy Jack was a hit in England. What’s it about?
Kim Cattrall: It’s a story about how war affects a family, in this case the writer Rudyard Kipling’s family during World War I. I play his amazing American wife Carrie.
Daniel Radcliffe: For my character, Jack Kipling, it’s about finding a source of escape from his famous father. He must overcome physical problems that could keep him from joining the army, because he wants to prove himself to be a man. It’s quite relevant today.

TVGuide.com: As a teenaged soldier, Jack faces as much danger as Harry Potter, but it’s no big-budget fantasy. Why this film?
Radcliffe: It wasn’t a drawback that this didn’t have the same level of spectacle as the Harry Potter stories. In fact, it was quite nice to break away from all that and not to work with a blue screen. It was more real.
Cattrall: They didn’t have the budget for CGI! I was attracted to the role because I had a personal story playing out. My nephew had just turned 18, and his dream is to join the military and fight in Iraq.

TVGuide.com: Kim, you wear high-necked dresses and play a lovely, mature woman. You weren’t considered right for the role at first, true?
Cattrall: I am a lovely, mature woman. At least I like to think so. [Director] Brian Kirk and I met in London, and I immediately loved the project. He was kind of negative and asked for some film to look at. I sent him Ice Princess, where I played a tough-ass skating coach, and a film of a Mamet play I had done in London. He admitted he had been wrong, and it turned out to be one of the happiest filming experiences I’ve ever had.

TVGuide.com: Tell us something surprising about each other.
Cattrall: Daniel does fantastic magic tricks, and he’s a wonderful storyteller. The amount of information that he has stored in his 18-year-old brain is really astounding!
Radcliffe: Kim’s got a brilliant laugh you hear from miles away. It’s delightful. Kim, you made me sound brilliant and I want to do the same, but I simply can’t think of anything else on the spot!

TVGuide.com: Dan, you’re coming to Broadway in Equus this fall. You were naked in the London production. How tough was that?
Radcliffe: The first time it was scary, but then you get used to it pretty quickly. It’s liberating in a funny way.
Cattrall: Dan is much braver than me. I was never completely nude in Sex and the City — just bits and bobs. But Samantha has a comfort with her body that I, Kim, don’t have.

TVGuide.com: After Sex and the City ended, Kim, why have you been working so often in the U.K.?
Cattrall: Offers like Carrie Kipling are just not happening in America for me. It’s easier over there. When director Peter Hall called me to do Whose Life Is It Anyway on the stage, he told me, “You’d have to be in bed for the whole play, but this time, it’s because you’re a quadriplegic!” It’s nice that somebody was so willing to stretch people’s perceptions of who you are. Also, I’ve had a need to go back to my roots — to Liverpool — where I was born. That’s been very joyous for me.

TVGuide.com: Does Harry come of age in Half-Blood Prince, which you’re filming now?
Radcliffe: Yes, his relationship with Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) changes from being teacher/pupil to a general and his foot soldier. Michael and I have been working together a huge amount and it’s been absolutely great fun.

TVGuide.com: When do you start filming the last two Harry Potter movies?
Radcliffe: When I finish this sixth film, I’ll take some time off to do Equus, and I’ll get on to the Hallows films early next year.

TVGuide.com: Kim, how about a role in the final Potter flicks?
Cattrall: I would love to! It’s so much fun working with Dan and I’ve always been such a huge fan of fantasy.
Radcliffe: Actually, you would qualify, because you’re technically British.
Cattrall: I’m halfway to Hogwarts!

TVGuide.com: What’s up with Samantha in Sex and the City: The Movie?
Cattrall: I can tell you she has a dog, a little terrier that’s a bit of a diva, of course.
Radcliffe: [Laughs] That’s the most innocuous detail. Brilliant!
Cattrall: I’m not crossing any legal lines.

TVGuide.com: It’s well known that you drove a hard bargain before you agreed to do the movie. Glad you did?
Cattrall: It was a blast! We all had a really good time. It was a little nerve-racking at the beginning. The first day of shooting, there were hundreds of people screaming with excitement and taking pictures. It was fabulous, but incredibly overwhelming.

TVGuide.com: Could there be more Sex in the future?
Cattrall: I thought everything was sewn up quite neatly four years ago, but it seems as long as Michael Patrick King comes up with these great scripts, there will be an audience. At least I hope there will be. We’ll see how this one goes, but now I have a comedy in development at HBO. It’s a story of a woman in a certain time in her life. But I won’t be wearing any high necklines!

source: tvguide.com

Thanks to theatermania.com I can tell you that the Box Office will officially open on August 4 at 10 a.m. For those who live in New York, you can buy your Equus tickets directly from the Box Office at the Broadhurst Theatre.


picture source: Carol Rosegg