Edit: Empire magazine (via @JamesYSmitten on Twitter)
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source: empireonline.com
picture source: Ian Gavan/Tim P. Whitby/Alex B. Huckle/ Max Cisotti/ Dave J. Hogan
Empire Awards 2015: Daniel Radcliffe presents with James McAvoy
Edit: Empire magazine (via @JamesYSmitten on Twitter)
Photo booth
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source: empireonline.com
picture source: Ian Gavan/Tim P. Whitby/Alex B. Huckle/ Max Cisotti/ Dave J. Hogan
BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw - Wake Up clip
I assume this is recorded during a BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show with Nick Grimshaw.
Here's a Daniel Radcliffe 'Wake Up' clip shared by Nick Grimshaw.
Here's a Daniel Radcliffe 'Wake Up' clip shared by Nick Grimshaw.
Google+: Macau!
Macau!The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page
Updated: Daniel Radcliffe featured in documentary Tom Felton Meets the Superfans
Update: 30th December 2016. The documentary is also available on iTunes.
Daniel Radcliffe on obsession:
It’s something in your life that, like, other people think is weird, and wrong, and don’t get, but it gives you meaning.
Updated: More photos from A Young Doctor's Notebook & Other Stories
Update: 16th December 2015. Some more.
Horns: UK DVD & Blu-ray artwork
Description:
From master-of-horror Alexandre Aja (The Hills Have Eyes, Piranha 3D) comes this supernatural, offbeat thriller starring beloved British actor Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter franchise, The Woman in Black) and the talented Juno Temple (Magic Magic, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For).
Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe) is accused of the murder of his girlfriend, Merrin Williams (Juno Temple). After a hard night of drinking, Ig awakens, hungover, to find horns growing out of his head; they have the ability to drive people to confess sins and give in to selfish impulses. Ig decides to use this effective tool to discover the circumstances of his girlfriend's death and to seek revenge by finding the true murderer.
Daniel and Juno lead an all-star cast with strong support from David Morse (The Green Mile, The Hurt Locker) and Heather Graham (The Hangover I & III, Boogie Nights).
HORNS is based on the dark fantasy novel of the same name from New York Times best-selling author Joe Hill (Heart Shaped Box) with a screenplay by Keith Burnin. Alexandre Aja, Riza Aziz, Joey McFarland and Cathy Schulman produce.
TV Spielfilm interview
Interview with Daniel by the German website TV Spielfilm in promotion of The F Word (The F-Word - Von wegen nur gute Freunde!).
Translation by Daniel J Radcliffe Holland.
TV GAME FILM Since "Harry and Sally" filmmakers ask the question: Can men and women just be friends? A theme that also plays a central role in your new film "The F-Word". What do you think?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE Well, at least it's not the worst starting point for a love affair. My parents are a good example of this. They had known each other for a while before they started dating. By now they have been married for over thirty years. Conversely, there is also this: people who were in love with each other, separate and still remain good friends. Relationships are changing.
Could this be something like the message of "The F-Word"?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE No, this movie is about something else: Is it really advisable to maintain a friendship when you want a different kind of relationship and constantly have to deny your feelings?
Is it easier for you to communicate with women than with men?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE When it comes to feelings, it's definitely easier with women. I think men are still under some pressure not to be vulnerable. Especially not when they are among themselves. That's the same with my friends. When I say something that really bothers me, it's almost like: Man, dude, stop ...
Has your heart ever been broken?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE Not as Wallace does in the movie, no. I've never been cheated like that. I would even say that any kind of heartache or heartache that happened to me was mostly self-inflicted.
Director Michael Dowse puts special emphasis on "The F-Word" as it being not a romantic comedy. What do you think?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE I have the impression that actors and filmmakers are much less concerned with genre issues than journalists. In interviews, I am often asked about it, but usually never. At least one does not think about it when turning.
When Wallace wants his peace, he climbs onto the roof. What does your retreat look like?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE There are many ways to retire in New York. Even in public. I can easily sit down on a park bench and just switch off. But the place where I really feel at home and the best way to relax is a movie set. Here I can move freely. The crew is used to seeing you, and everyone is happy if you're not a lousy actor.
Are you still often referred to Harry Potter?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE That depends. When I was playing theater in London, there was always someone waiting at the end of the stage to tell me how much the movies meant to him. There are people I will always consider Harry Potter to be, so I have no problem with that.
What then?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE Something else is when a bunch of drunks "Harry Potter!" bellowing behind me. I think then always: If you want to make fun of me, then at least give yourself a little effort. But fortunately that does not happen too often. Mostly, people just start whispering when they recognize me, which is not great. But of course there are also very nice encounters, so I will be a bit nostalgic myself.
A running gag in the film is about bacon as a means to seduce women. How important is bacon in your life?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE (laughs) Top question! So, bacon plays a significant role in every aspect of my life. (laughs louder) Anyway you could conquer me with bacon anytime!
source: tvspielfilm.de
Translation by Daniel J Radcliffe Holland.
TV GAME FILM Since "Harry and Sally" filmmakers ask the question: Can men and women just be friends? A theme that also plays a central role in your new film "The F-Word". What do you think?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE Well, at least it's not the worst starting point for a love affair. My parents are a good example of this. They had known each other for a while before they started dating. By now they have been married for over thirty years. Conversely, there is also this: people who were in love with each other, separate and still remain good friends. Relationships are changing.
Could this be something like the message of "The F-Word"?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE No, this movie is about something else: Is it really advisable to maintain a friendship when you want a different kind of relationship and constantly have to deny your feelings?
Is it easier for you to communicate with women than with men?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE When it comes to feelings, it's definitely easier with women. I think men are still under some pressure not to be vulnerable. Especially not when they are among themselves. That's the same with my friends. When I say something that really bothers me, it's almost like: Man, dude, stop ...
Has your heart ever been broken?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE Not as Wallace does in the movie, no. I've never been cheated like that. I would even say that any kind of heartache or heartache that happened to me was mostly self-inflicted.
Director Michael Dowse puts special emphasis on "The F-Word" as it being not a romantic comedy. What do you think?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE I have the impression that actors and filmmakers are much less concerned with genre issues than journalists. In interviews, I am often asked about it, but usually never. At least one does not think about it when turning.
When Wallace wants his peace, he climbs onto the roof. What does your retreat look like?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE There are many ways to retire in New York. Even in public. I can easily sit down on a park bench and just switch off. But the place where I really feel at home and the best way to relax is a movie set. Here I can move freely. The crew is used to seeing you, and everyone is happy if you're not a lousy actor.
Are you still often referred to Harry Potter?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE That depends. When I was playing theater in London, there was always someone waiting at the end of the stage to tell me how much the movies meant to him. There are people I will always consider Harry Potter to be, so I have no problem with that.
What then?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE Something else is when a bunch of drunks "Harry Potter!" bellowing behind me. I think then always: If you want to make fun of me, then at least give yourself a little effort. But fortunately that does not happen too often. Mostly, people just start whispering when they recognize me, which is not great. But of course there are also very nice encounters, so I will be a bit nostalgic myself.
A running gag in the film is about bacon as a means to seduce women. How important is bacon in your life?
DANIEL RADCLIFFE (laughs) Top question! So, bacon plays a significant role in every aspect of my life. (laughs louder) Anyway you could conquer me with bacon anytime!
source: tvspielfilm.de
Horns: NL DVD & Blu-ray artwork
Synopsis:
Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe) wordt beschuldigd van de gewelddadige verkrachting en moord op zijn vriendin (Juno Temple). Hij houdt stug vol het niet gedaan te hebben en vlucht in drank. Maar als hij de volgende ochtend wakker wordt, heeft hij niet alleen een enorme kater. Ook groeien er opeens hoorns uit zijn hoofd. Daar blijft het niet bij, want Ig ontdekt dat zijn hoorns mensen aanzet om fouten op te biechten en toe te geven aan hun egoïstische impulsen. Hij besluit zijn bizarre, maar effectieve nieuwe kracht te gebruiken om uit te zoeken hoe zijn vriendin echt om het leven is gekomen en wraak te nemen op de dader.
German poster for The F-Word
source: Wild Bunch Germany
