Vandaag zou Jungle via distributeur Splendid Film ook op DVD verschijnen, maar de release is verschoven naar (dus ik heb deze post ook even aangepast) vrijdag 10 november 2017, vrijdag 17 november, vrijdag 1 december.

De film is nu wel via de volgende Video on Demand aanbieders te bekijken: Pathé Thuis en Splendid Film VoD op YouTube.

Update: 3 november 2017. Ook te zien via iTunes en Ziggo.

Update: 3rd November 2017. Daniel's message to fans in Norway.
Update: 4th November 2017. TV 2 Norway (tv2.no) interview.
Update: 8th November 2017. Daniel's message to fans in Denmark.
Update: 10th November 2017. Daniel's message to Sweden and Finland.
Update: 5th January 2018. Flickering Myth's interview.

Norway message

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Gruemonkey's Ani interviewed Daniel regarding Jungle. They asked him what his favorite scary movie is and more.

Read more at gruemonkey.com.
Edit: The link above is gone, find the interview here.

ANI:  How was it shooting in an actual Jungle?
DR:  It was great! It was definitely a tough shoot though, particularly for the crew. There were parts of the set inaccessible to trucks which meant that all the camera equipment had to be lugged out by the camera crew or on the backs of these donkey’s we had, which is one of the only animals that could travese those sort of roads. But, yeah it was a kind of crazy, tough filming experience but it was really enjoyable and the cast and crew were great and we like, just kinda got in there together and dug in. It was good!

 ANI:  Hey, till the wheels fall off, that’s what I always say. Let me switch gears for our final question. You have a few notches in your acting belt when it comes to horror, but what is YOUR favorite scary movie?
DR:  My favorite scary movie…I think…I think the thing that I remember being really absolutely terrified by as a kid was probably ’The Shining’.  I saw that when I was really quite young and like, a lot of the imagery in that film has that great quality of just being fucking terrifying even though you don’t quite know why and the fact that it’s all so hard to understand makes it even more terrifying. In terms of creating a sense of evil being all around you, I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a film like that so well done.

But yeah, my natural inclination is for much less good horror than that, like B movie Syfy channel horror movies, that’s my happy place where I can really relax and watch them. I’m probably into a lot less good horror than you are. ::Laughs::

source: gruemonkey.com

"You want to be like every other tourist?"

Newsweek has published their interview with Daniel in promotion of Jungle. Read more here.

I recently watched Jungle. To be honest, I'm glad you're OK after going through that filming experience.
Um, yeah [laughs]. Thank you.

It looks like it was terrifying.
It was a tough shoot. And it should have been a tough shoot. In the middle of Jungle, we had a week off between filming in Colombia and filming in Australia. I did an interview in that time in person. A few months later, I saw an article that had been written about it. It starts off by saying, "Daniel Radcliffe. Looks. Awful." I went, "What!" I was meeting this interviewer halfway through the film. I had lost loads of weight and I had a thick beard. I did not look like a well person!

source: newsweek.com

Daniel Radcliffe reviews this year's biggest anthems:


Update: 22nd October 2017. Daniel also talked with Jimmy Hill (his show airs on Sundays) and did a dramatic reading of Sam Smith's Too Good At Goodbyes. Plus there is a photo shared by presenter Aimee Vivian.

When Daniel Radcliffe reads Sam Smith lyrics, he reads them epically!:


source: capitalfm.com

TIME magazine sat down with Daniel in London to talk about Jungle. You can find more US interviews here.

TIME: What drew you to Jungle?
The story itself is a survival story, but the thing I found very moving is the notion that there is this kernel inside people that refuses to die. Obviously in this situation, it is in a man surviving alone in the jungle, but I think this indestructible will to live applies to people in war or under terrible regimes and immense hardships around the world. I like to think there is something fundamental in all of us which can get activated when you’re really pushed to an extreme.

All US interviews with Daniel over the phone in promotion of Jungle.

Collider

Parade magazine

Metro US

Digital Trends

I have posted new UK clips on social media: a special TV spot with introduction from Daniel and a press junket interview clip. (thanks Fetch Publicity!). But you also find another Jungle update below.↴

Update: 25th October 2017. Two more clips via Signature Entertainment.
Update: 27th October 2017. Another clip via Signature Entertainment.

UK TV spot via Daniel J Radcliffe Holland's Facebook page

source: empireonline.com

"Dom from The Chris Moyles Show On Radio X asked #DanielRadcliffe the one question we've all been dying to ask...does he like Um Bongo?"

Daniel Radcliffe tries to teach Dom how to do the "double take".
He does not succeed. 👀

source: radiox.co.uk, Facebook/RadioXBreakfast

Daniel Radcliffe on #Jungle, martyrdom and tips from Gary Oldman on suffering for the camera

Update: 21st October 2017. A clip.


Photo via Twitter, Samira Ahmed

source: bbc.co.uk

Are the rumours of him surviving on just an egg a day true?

Photo booth (Instagram) also shared on Daniel's official Google+.


Sound clip - Daniel Radcliffe and the “one egg a day” rumour

(Keep checking back here, I'll add more videos once they arrive online.)

Update: 21th October 2017. Good Day Orlando and Deco Drive 7 News (Another Deco video)
Update: 24th October 2017. FOX 29 News Philadelphia clip - Chestnut Hill Harry Potter Festival.
Update: 1st November 2017. Hollywood Outbreak clip and FOX 411 News.
Update: 2nd November 2017. Tampa Bay's Morning Blend.
Update: 23rd June 2018. 8TV News.

FOX 35 - Good Day Orlando on Facebook.
WGN Morning News (I already shared a clip on Facebook).

The Jason Show

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New York magazine asked Daniel about the jeans, workout shoes, and protein bars he can’t live without for The Strategist.

Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong, by Angela Saini - Amazon link
I always have to have actual books — not out of any sense of snobbery over an e-reader, but it’s just that I need a piece of paper in front of me. I noticed that learning lines off a computer takes so much longer for me. So when I travel, it always looks like I’m smuggling books. Right now, I’m reading this fantastic work of nonfiction about how gender biases have affected how science has treated women. I’d highly recommend it.

Speed Stacks Sport Stacking Set - Amazon link
This is a lifesaver. I actually can’t live without these. Have you ever seen the documentary abut the kids who do speed stacking, Stacked? It’s basically like Spellbound only with stacking cups. I watch practically every documentary I can on iTunes. So I saw the film and became really into the idea of stacking cups, because it’s apparently a skill that you’re the best at between the ages of 8 and 14. I loved it so much my friend actually got me a set and now I’ll practice all the time.

Quest Nutrition Protein Bar, Cookies & Cream - Amazon link
This will sound weird, but I can’t live without Quest bars. When I was doing Jungle, I sort of felt like the character had been lost for a while and not eating a lot and so it felt wrong for me to be eating too much, so the Quest bars were one of the things I allowed myself. I was having a filet of fish and one of those bars a day. Some people are like, “Protein bars taste weird,” and I get that, but I’ve been eating them so long they’re actually good to me. I like the cookies-and-cream and the chocolate ones. What you do is put them in the microwave for 20 seconds and crush almonds or pecans on them, and then they’re a delicious treat. Or you can cut them into mini squares and stick them in the oven.

AEO Extreme Flex Skinny Jean - Amazon link
Jeans are particularly hard to find for me, so most of the good jeans I’ve had have actually come off of sets I’ve been on. I’m five-foot-five and have been for a very long time, so it means I have accumulated a lot of jeans. Right now all I wear is a pair of American Eagles that I got off the set of Imperium.

Asics Men’s Gel-Kayano 23 Running Shoe - Amazon link
I’m obsessive about working out in the morning. I never thought I’d say that, but I actually enjoy the gym, if not at the time I’m there, then at least after I’ve done it. I think this pair of trainers is for running, but I wear them for everything.

Durham’s Bee Propolis 500 mg 120 Capsules - Amazon link
Everyone is always complaining about plane travel doing something bad to them, and I travel so much I feel like I need all the help I can get. I was in a play earlier this year, and everyone in the play was taking it. It seems to be working? It definitely did stave off any feelings of a cold I had during the run of the play. Is it actually bee shit? That’s what I need to know.

source: nymag.com/strategist/

In 11 Questions, The A.V. Club asks interesting people 11 interesting questions—and then asks them to suggest one for their next interviewee.

1. If you could spend the rest of your life inside one movie or TV show, what would it be and why?
Daniel Radcliffe: The first thing that comes to mind is The Simpsons. Because that was a very—it’s a pretty happy place, on the whole. Stuff gets resolved. The Simpsons or the Sherlock Holmes series with Jeremy Brett

Read more at avclub.com

Icon (Spain):

BTS @icon_elpais for SS18

The other photo

BTS - upcoming project for Esquire Middle East #Esquire

Photos: Google+/Daniel Radcliffe

Daniel talked to The Huffington Post in promotion of Jungle.

River scenes in Jungle:

“Everyone’s going to be tied to something so you don’t fall in the river, so you sort of got this spider web safety lines that everyone’s on. It was a real challenge to film, and you get a real sense of achievement when you make something in these conditions,”

Is it true you’re into Fantasy Football?
source: huffingtonpost.com

#Jungle behind the scenes pic of the day. Prepping a scene with Alex, Joel and Daniel in Colombia. pic.twitter.com/Skx6mucJRS

— Greg McLean (@GregECP) October 16, 2017

The Matthew Shepard Foundation empowers individuals to embrace human dignity and diversity through outreach, advocacy and resource programs. The Foundation was founded by Dennis and Judy Shepard in memory of their 21-year old son, Matthew, who was murdered in an anti-gay hate crime in Wyoming in October 1998.

Jewish Journal recently caught up with Daniel to talk about Jungle.

Jewish Journal: Why were you drawn to the story and to the character of Yossi Ghinsberg?
Daniel Radcliffe: I pursued the part passionately. Sometimes when a story is true and incredibly powerful and communicates something that’s useful about the human survival instinct, I just wanted to become a part of further disseminating that story into the world.

Read more at jewishjournal.com

AMC's Star Files episode 13 series 1. Features footage from interviews through the years.

A profile of Daniel Radcliffe

Daniel talked with Forbes magazine in promotion of Jungle which will be released soon. But not only Jungle was a subject, he also talked about Star Wars (why we won't see him in it), new projects and more. Read more at forbes.com.

Post-Harry Potter you've done some very interesting films with varying degrees of box office success but which do you think is most underrated or perhaps underappreciated?
DR: Probably Horns, I loved that movie and I feel like that's one that a lot of people were just like, 'What the hell?' but it all made total sense to me. It has really found its slightly cult audience which is always what I had hoped for it. I do get people coming up to me often, heavily tattooed and cool looking people, who say, 'Hey man, I loved Horns' and that means a lot. To be honest, I don't sit back and go, 'Oh, I wish that one had done better or more people had seen that.' A lot of people do judge the success of a film on what it does on opening weekend at the box office and, while that is important and needs to be taken into account, films do find a life beyond that. With Imperium, when that came out originally it did alright and was very well reviewed but then it came out on iTunes or Netflix last year. I was doing a play at the time and suddenly a number of people were talking to me about it and coming to stage door and every night they were talking about Imperium and I was like, 'Why is everyone mentioning this all of a sudden?' As long as a film finds its audience it sort of doesn't matter to me exactly when it happens.

There is the running joke that every actor in the UK got to star in the Harry Potter movies over the years or a Star Wars movie. When are we going to see Daniel Radcliffe appear in a Star Wars movie? Has that come up at all?
DR: I'm sure probably not but I don't know, it's not come up. I certainly wouldn't be averse to it but I would also be surprised. I would be surprised if they would want that to happen. Most of the time, if a director says, 'Oh, I don't want him in this because he played Harry Potter,' I don't think that's a good reason not to cast me in something but when the thing you are essentially casting somebody in is another massive franchise, I think to have somebody that is very recognized from another franchise might be weird and distracting like we were doing some weird Harry Potter and Star Wars crossover movie.

source: forbes.com

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Update: More footage from Elad Simchayoff's interview with Daniel via reshet.tv.



reshet.tv/mako

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The Terminus scene