The actor plans to follow Dan Carlin’s podcast, “Hardcore History,” which examines the past through an unorthodox lens, mixing historical detail with storytelling. Also in the coming year, Mr. Radcliffe says, “I am renewing my commitment to never missing an episode of ‘Full Frontal with Samantha Bee’ or ‘Last Week Tonight with John Oliver’ as I think they will be more vital than ever to my sanity.”source: wsj.com
—Barbara Chai
#tbt The moment that Dan saw his shaven head for the first time!The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page
Learning to fly for Beast of Burden. #drugrunnersThe Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page
"The first few days on the train platform in Goathland, which was also where they film Heartbeat, I think… I remember being there and them saying, 'This is where they film Heartbeat', and I was like 'No Shit! Really? Awesome!' That's a TV show I'd heard of as a kid."He was not quite prepared for how the film would change his life.
"No one ever sat us down and said, 'This might happen, this might happen'... The first time I really got the sense of that was the first premiere and the first time I got recognised in the street by somebody who went crazy. I was really frightened."
"After that I was like, if I can deal with that then I'm okay. I think my parents were really good in how they dealt with it. Whether they were freaked out or not, they'd turn round to me and be like, 'Isn't life funny! What a weird thing all this stuff's happening!'
"And I think that gave me a good perspective on it rather than me thinking that all this was happening because I'm so amazing, or it was something to be feared or negative - so they gave me a nice healthy attitude towards it."He never sat down to watch any of the films, although it turned out to be impossible to avoid them altogether.
"I saw a bit of one the other day," he says. "I was in Greece on holiday and there was a film channel that we were watching because it was the only thing in English and it came on and I was like, 'OK, now we've got to find something else to watch'. But I think I watched a couple of scenes and I was like, 'OK, don't need to watch anymore'. One day I probably will watch them back if I have kids, so I'll do that then, but hopefully they'll enjoy them and that'll distract me from my own performance."source: digitalspy.com
The film focuses on Sean Haggerty (Radcliffe), a character who’s used to lying and keeping secrets from everyone, including the feds, the cartel, and even his wife, Julie. But now he’s ready to get out of this illegal business — after he finishes carrying 55 pounds of cocaine across the border in a small aircraft. Provided he can survive when he lands, of course.source: tracking-board.com
Half a century after its premiere on The Old Vic stage, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, the play that made a young Tom Stoppard's name overnight, returns to The Old Vic in its 50th anniversary celebratory production.source: oldvictheatre.com
Against the backdrop of Shakespeare's Hamlet, this mind-bending situation comedy sees two hapless minor characters, Rosencrantz (Daniel Radcliffe) and Guildenstern (Joshua McGuire), take centre stage. Increasingly out of their depth, the young double act stumble their way in and out of the action of this iconic drama. In a literary hall of mirrors, Stoppard's brilliantly funny, existential labyrinth sees us witness the ultimate identity crisis.
‘I would’ve been a good Spider-Man but the boat has sailed on that and I’m very happy to watch Tom Holland do it. He’s fantastic.’ He added: ‘I love superhero movies.'Read it here: metro.co.uk
Finally, what have you got coming up next?Via The Skinny: He is no longer attached to The Modern Ocean.
There might be something happening this year, but I’m not sure yet. And then hopefully more theatre at the beginning of next year, which is going to be announced very soon.
And next? For a time, he was attached to Shane Carruth’s upcoming project The Modern Ocean, which Radcliffe described as “the most ambitious script” he has ever read. The duo met on the set of Swiss Army Man where Carruth stars as a background coroner. Unfortunately, Radcliffe is no longer involved in the projectYou also could have missed the following interviews in promotion of Swiss Army Man and Imperium: Metro (also this one), Buzz.ie, Yahoo! Movies UK, Digital Spy - about which Disney character he would love to play and Game of Thrones, Esquire, Coach magazine.
Listen to Daniel Radcliffe in conversation with @steveallenshow Saturday 6-7am and Sunday 9-10pm @LBC #ICW pic.twitter.com/1WNKt8nLOI
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So @DarrylMorris has set up a Twitter account for Daniel Radcliffe. But will he use it? https://t.co/7rZzMGPrmq pic.twitter.com/MX8fGHVxMk— KEY103 (@KEY103) 22 september 2016
Loved Daniel Radcliffe and @DarrylMorris on the Evening Show tonight!? Lads. 🙌🏻 pic.twitter.com/UPYBVvTDJP
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Daniel reveals that he's a massive fan of Stranger Things, gives a motivational speech to freshers and talks about people rubbing his skinhead whilst filming Imperium.Motivational speech clip.
