Fact: It was a pleasure & a privilege to produce an interview with the very talented cast of @LifespanOfAFact. Thanks 4 your time @DanJRadcliffeNL #CherryJones #BobbyCannavale. Show is entertaining & more relevant than ever #Broadway #WhatIsAFact @hereandnowrobin @hereandnow @NPRPhoto 2
source: wbur.orgAnd this happened! Thnx#danielradcliffe #cherryjones #bobbycannavale @LifespanOfAFact - awesome. @DanJRadcliffeNL
"The one thing that I have seen that I really hate is some people have my signature tattooed on to them after I have signed their arm"Reminds me of this: Flashback to 2015
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Daniel Radcliffe
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Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint enjoying a precious free moment before class begins.#TBT
Thanks for coming to see us, #AmyPoehler and @TheRealDratch! #LifespanofaFact
Revving the engine for Take 3.#TBT
"You've worked very very hard on a film of mine called Swiss Army Man which you put a lot of efforts into into Germany (...)"
Dane DeHaan and Wes Taylor visit backstage! #ThelifespanofafactThe photo via Facebook
FACT: this guy was exceptionally good in #TheLifespanofaFactThe Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page
This is a rare copy of Little Shoppe of Horrors edition no. 28 that has been signed by actor, Daniel Radcliffe. This magazine is centred around 'The Woman In Black' feature Film and only a few copies exist in the world. Bid on your chance to be the owner of the only copy that Daniel has ever signed!
The film will follow the adventures of siblings Charlie (Bateman) and Marla (Taylor-Joy). When the former unexpectedly disappears into the animated universe of Playmobil, Marla must go on a quest to bring him home. During her adventures she teams up with some unlikely new friends, including smooth-talking food truck driver Del (Gaffigan), dashing and charismatic secret agent Rex Dasher (Radcliffe), a wholehearted misfit robot and an extravagant fairy-godmother (Trainor). Lambert will voice the character of villain Emperor Maximus.Lionsgate handles world sales. There is no American distribution partner yet, but StudioCanal is the distributor in the UK, Tele München Group in Germany and Pathé in France.
With #danielradcliffe after his superb performance in a phenomenal broadway play, the lifespan of a factVia Daniel's official Google+ page
Woody Harrelson visit backstage #ThelifespanofafactFollow Woody on Instagram: @woodyharrelson
Not long ago, Radcliffe arrived at the offices of this magazine, wearing a maroon cap and a green jacket and clutching a latte. He had come to try his own hand at fact-checking, with the help of The New Yorker’s fact-checking department. Radcliffe had a few things to verify himself. Passing a wall displaying recent New Yorker covers, he said, “That makes me feel a lot better about our play. We’ve talked about whether an editor would have loads of covers in their office. I’m going to go back and say, ‘Yes.’ ”This article appears in the print edition of the 15th October 2018, issue, with the headline “Grasshopper.”
He reported to the office of Peter Canby, the magazine’s head of fact-checking. “One of the flaws—maybe it isn’t a flaw—that my character has in the play is that he has no ability to differentiate between the things that matter and the things that don’t,” Radcliffe said. Canby, who had seen a preview, assured him that his character was spot-on, while allowing, “It’s not really a science. It’s more of an art.”
Then he put Radcliffe to work. They hunched over a soon-to-run review of Oxomoco, a Mexican restaurant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The first step, Canby explained, was to underline all checkable facts. “Let’s crack on,” Radcliffe said, scanning the line “The dip itself was excellent, laced with chilies in adobo and cilantro and dressed up with cotija cheese and slightly smoky, lightly charred cherry tomatoes.” He underlined everything except “was excellent.”
The writer (herself a former checker) had noted the restaurant’s “Venice Beach aesthetic”: fact or opinion? Canby designated it a “workable possible impression,” but worth checking. Radcliffe had an eleven-o’clock phone call scheduled with the chef, Justin Bazdarich, and Canby gave him something akin to an acting lesson: “You have to project confidence, so the person doesn’t start quarrelling with everything that you ask.”
“I’m more nervous about this than I am about going onstage tonight,” Radcliffe said. Canby had to go; he deputized a checker named Parker Henry to supervise Radcliffe. On her computer, they checked a few easy facts from the restaurant’s Web site, which indicated that, yes, the brunch menu includes a “bowls” section. Then they ducked into a windowless fact-checking library and dialled Bazdarich.
“Hi, Justin. I’m Dan, at The New Yorker,” Radcliffe began, twiddling a red pencil. “Some of these questions are going to feel very boring and prosaic to you,” he warned. “So bear with me. First off, your surname: is that spelled B-A-Z-D-A-R-I-C-H?” (It is.) “Does the restaurant serve guacamole?” (Yes.) “In the dip itself, would it be right to say there are chilies in adobo and cilantro?” (No adobo, but yes to the cilantro.) “Is there a drink you serve there, a Paloma?” (Yes.) “And that’s pale, pink, and frothy, I believe?” (Correct.) “Is brunch at your place—which, by the way, sounds fantastic—served seven days a week?” (Yes.) “That’s great news,” Radcliffe said, “for the accuracy of this, and for me.”
He took a breath. “Moving along: you also serve a beef-tartare tostada? (Correct.) “And that has some fried grasshopper on it?” (Actually, the insect is toasted over a wood fire, Bazdarich said. Radcliffe, his pencil trembling, scribbled “toasted.”) “And is that a whole grasshopper you get with each one, or is it sort of segments?” (Whole, but sometimes they break apart.) “Would it be correct to say that meat is a major theme?” Bazdarich seemed skeptical. Radcliffe, panicking, added, “Don’t worry, it is also made mention of that vegetarians or pescatarians can be very, very happy at your restaurants.”
He got to the dreaded “Venice Beach” line. “Would it be correct to say that you’ve got a very light, sort of California feel inside?” he asked. Bazdarich said that he considered it more Mexican than Californian. “Sorry, yes,” Radcliffe said, laughing nervously. “I’m an English person who has not been to Mexico, so that was my first frame of reference.”
Radcliffe hung up and exhaled. “I just fact-checked a fucking article!” he said. “Nothing I do today will be harder than that.” A few days later, a New Yorker fact checker called Radcliffe to verify the above account. “Very meta,” he said. Everything checked out, except that he had been drinking a cappuccino, not a latte, and he has, in point of fact, been to Mexico.
“The cast, writers and crew of Saturday Night Live make it look very easy, but there is an undercurrent of people who mount an entire show from nothing in a week, and that really has an exciting effect when you are watching.”Talking about his experience as a host.
Go see it. He’s fantastic as per @lifespanofafactFollow Tom on Instagram: @t22felton
You might remember that BuzzFeed asked you for your burning questions for their next interview with Daniel which is the puppy interview. It's now online, and you can watch the video below to see if your question has been answered. You can see more photos on this site's Facebook page.
Subjects are: Harry Potter, social media, karaoke, Elijah Wood, Broadway and more.
Update: 10th October 2018. Elijah Wood responded to the question "When are you and Elijah Wood finally going to do a project about brothers or mistaken identity?" on Twitter. He said: "totally down for a duo flick!".
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Daniel Radcliffe, ready for another take on the set of#HarryPotter and the Order of the Phoenix.#TBT
