Daniel did talk with Total Film recently, about his real life fears, which seems to be a great topic now he is ready filming The Woman in Black.

Daniel Radcliffe reminds you to join the The Woman in Black contest by AMC theatres where you can win a trip to the London premiere! + more news.. if you are an AMC Stubs member. see the video below (posted about the contest earlier here, US fans only).

A look behind the scenes in ITV UK's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2 Behind the Magic with Ben Shephard.

pic credit Lance Ulanoff (Twitter)

For those of you who missed it.. Daniel Radcliffe and the cast of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying performed at Macy's Thanksgiving parade today which started at 9am EST when they performed "Brotherhood of Man"

Below you find footage from the Fall JEA/NSPA High School Journalism convention on 19th November at Minneapolis Convention Center via satellite in which Daniel promoted The Woman in Black. Videos did show up online recently and can be viewed below.

Tuesday, Daniel Radcliffe and the cast of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying were rehearsing 'Brotherhood of Man' for Thursday's Macy's annual Thanksgiving Day Parade at Herald's Square in Manhattan, which will begin at 9am EST.

MTV News posted today that Daniel Radcliffe is the Actor we're most thankful for in 2011 and I think we all agree on that! See the interview & videos with MTV (Dan during The Woman in Black promotion) below.












MTV: This is your first full year working outside "Harry Potter." How has it been?
Daniel Radcliffe: It's been a great first year away from "Potter." It's been very successful. I've done some work I'm really proud of in that time, particularly onstage in "How to Succeed." Just the process of doing it and doing it and doing it, I've got so much better, I think, during the run, as is the way it should be. It's been a great year, but I think next year is the big one for me. "The Woman in Black" is coming out, and I've also got a couple other things I'll be doing. The next two or three years are going to be pretty important, I think, and if [2011] is not a breakout year, it's a breakaway year.

MTV : What was the highlight for you this year?
Radcliffe: [Performing at] the Tony Awards, definitely. We were the first show to perform, and there is just that weird moment when you're all standing there. I haven't been that nervous in a long time. I don't think I was as nervous on our opening night as I was at the Tonys. I was really, really nervous. Suddenly that huge LED screen goes up, and you're all revealed like prizes on a game show, and Al Pacino is in the front row, sitting next to Bobby Cannavale, sitting next to Mark Rylance, all these brilliant actors, and you have to do your number. That's probably a surreal, weird triumphant moment of that year, performing on the Tonys. That's pretty cool. That's something I will be able to tell my grandchildren that I did.

MTV : What have you learned about yourself and your work abilities?
Radcliffe: I think the most vital thing I've learned — and this is a thing I have to adapt and be able to find throughout my career, be it onstage or film in comedy or drama — is that the more I try and suppress my own natural oddness, the less successful I am. I have a slightly staccato way of moving and talking ... the realization hit me that I'm working so hard to try and be something else, and actually, I just have to learn to be my most natural self onstage or onscreen, however that comes across. That is one of the biggest lessons there is: Don't shy away from your own weirdness. Own your oddness.

MTV : Would you consider taking a role in a movie musical?
Radcliffe: Yeah, definitely. My hesitation about doing this one ["How to Succeed"] is that I've played parts for a long time, and I'll have spent a long time with this, and I want my career to be about getting as many different characters under my belt as I possibly can. But yeah, I would love to, provided it was the right one, because they can go wrong. They can go spectacularly wrong, so we'll see.

MTV : Looking back at "Potter" and going through the huge promotional push surrounding the final film, was any of that surprising in any way even though you'd been through it so many times before?
Radcliffe: It's always what it is. I have a slight tendency when you're doing these insane press days where you do a few interviews then the red carpet and it's just mad, I have a slight tendency to shut down and go on autopilot just to get through it and not feel completely weirded out by the whole thing. What was strange to me was, in a way I felt slightly bad because I wasn't getting upset like everyone else was. I've seen Rupert Grint cry once, on the last day of filming, when I was also in bits, but I've never seen Rupert get emotional like he did at the premiere ... I cannot go on enough about how much I loved my time on "Potter." It was the most amazing, happy time, but all good things must come to an end. We couldn't have gone on forever. As much as people wanted us to, it would have been terrible. I'm glad to have done it and gone out on such a high note and now be moving on as we all are.

MTV : Do you hope you'll continue to have a relationship with J.K. Rowling?
Radcliffe: I hope so, yeah, I really hope so. For somebody that was indirectly and directly such a huge influence on my life, I really hope so. I don't know if she's going to write anything else about Harry, but maybe I could direct something in years to come or something; we know each other.

MTV : Looking ahead 10 years, what do you hope to be doing, best and worst case scenario?
Radcliffe: My worst nightmare is that in 10 years, I will be not working and not doing anything. Even if in five years time I decide to leave the film industry and go off and become an archaeologist, even if I'm doing that, that's great, fine. Best-case scenario is that in 10 years time, I'll have got a good few films under my belt, I don't know how many that would be ... suppose we did eight "Potter" movies in 10 [years]; double that, maybe 16? Who knows. Hopefully I'll do a few films with very different parts, very different directors, and ideally, I would have liked to direct something by then; that's the ambition. I do feel having spent so much time on a film set, I would have a very good idea of how to run a film set, how to lead that set and, I don't know, I love telling stories, so I would like that as a job.

Monday night, Daniel Radcliffe attended a luncheon at New York's 21 Club together with David Heyman, David Yates and co-star Alan Rickman, which was hosted by Warner Bros, to celebrate Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2 plus there was a 3D special screening of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2 followed by a panel discussion. A quote from Dan and photos below. Then there is also an audio interview from The Hollywood Reporter.

I posted before (and Daniel told you) about this new exclusive AMC theatres The Woman in Black trailer debute.. and for all of you who haven't or couldn't see it, it is released online by AMC theatres today!

US trailer - superstition

Daniel is asking you the following (via the official The Woman in Black Facebook page) about the trailer of The Woman in Black.. If you want to take a look at the trailer again: watch

"How many different kinds of toys are seen in the trailer?"

Submit your answer

Daniel Radcliffe gets easy lessons in household chores from Susan Blackwell in broadway.com's Side by Side by Susan Blackwell. The photos which have been posted by Susan on Twitter much earlier are also below. They were removed because they weren't allowed be released online yet, but now the episode is online.

I have posted here before about more production shots of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2. There are now more images released online, which you can view below.


picture source: Warner Bros

While he did promotion for The Woman in Black with International press this week, he said some very interesting quotes about a possible new role in 2012. TÊTU magazine talked with Dan and he said the following.

"The star of Harry Potter released he was "very likely" to play a gay character in a movie to come out in the course of next year. "But I will say no more," he told TÊTU.

Radcliffe prefers to anticipate the hype around this future role: "Many things will be said about the gay thing, but I prefer to say now that this project is much more than that."

As for the prospect of kissing a boy? "I'm not sure that I would like it," he smiles. "But I guess I'll find out."

I personally think it's intersting because it's something so different again

There is a photo of Dan visiting co-star Alan Rickman backstage at his Broadway play Seminar on 7th November while he had a day off from How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying.


source: ew.com
picture source: Timothy Eaker

Channel One News had an interview with Daniel while he was producing a new segment for The Trevor Project in Manhattan, but he also did meet up with the Youth Advisory Council to follow a workshop which was set up by the Trevor Project.







source: channelone.com

AMC Theatres released the following video in which Daniel Radcliffe tells you that AMC will debuting an exclusive new trailer for The Woman in Black in front of Twilight Breaking Dawn + you can win a trip to the London premiere of TWiB [US only]. To enter see the video and click on the picture below.

Update: 18th November. Danradcliffe.co.uk announced that the trailer will be released online Tuesday 22nd November 2011.





The info from CBS/AMC Theatres:

Daniel attended (just as Alan Rickman) the 12th Annual Make Believe on Broadway Gala yesterday benefiting Only Make Believe. He was a special guest at the event which took place at the Shubert Theatre in New York City. Some photos can be viewed below.

The US Facebook page of The Woman in Black released a new video message from Dan because they now have passed 50.000 followers at Facebook.

We know you're excited, so please share the trailer with all of your friends and let's see how quickly we can double to 100k fans!! Don't forget to keep checking back because we'll have a ton more photos, sneak peeks, prizes, and more before the The Woman in Black hits theaters on February 3, 2012!

Moviefone asked Daniel the following question recently: "Let's say I'm going to the moon and I only have room in my suitcase for one 'Harry Potter' movie. Which one should I take?"


The answer:

"Of the Potter films? Seven, Part 2. The last one. It's the best film, I think. Well, no, it's the best combination of acting, directing, writing, effects ... everything. I think the finest example of those in a Potter film is the last one, where they all came together. Because, you know, I think some of the coolest directorial stuff was on number three [the Alfonso Cuaron-directed 'The Prisoner of Azkaban'], but we weren't as good then. So I wouldn't like you to take that one. Whereas there's some amazing stuff that [director] David [Yates] did in the last film and now we're slightly, you know, more up to scratch. So that would be the one that I would tell you to take with you.

"But I would also say ... I would also say to take something else. I don't know, take 'A Matter of Life and Death.' That's my favorite film, for me."

Rupert-grint.us uploaded a new video from Rupert & Daniel talking about Harry's heroic moment in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2 a great reason to celebrate the sale of the DVD which starts today, depending on your country.

And while we are talking Harry Potter, another on set photo with Maggie Smith which appeared online is to be seen below.

Update: 12th November 2011. Another video via Yahoo! Movies.

Daniel attended the 8th annual New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) Gala on yesterday evening in New York, where he presented the NYMF 2011 Awards for Excellence to the producers of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Neil Meron and Craig Zadan.

Daniel Radcliffe, John Larroquette and the rest of the cast and crew of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying celebrated their 250th performance on Broadway at the Hirschfeld Theatre in New York City.

More photos of Harry Potter: Page to Screen (see earlier posts) have been surfaced online and thanks to affiliate rupert-grint.us, I have them here, and these are the ones which also feature Daniel.

Warner Bros launched their 'For Your Consideration' promotional website [visit warnerbros2011.com] for upcoming awards shows like the 2012 Academy Awards, and listed Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, (together with other movies) & Daniel as " Best actor" and more staff/producers etc. A trailer can seen below. Let's hope it will bring the final Harry Potter film the prizes it deserves to win