Yossi Ghinsberg shared a photo of him and Daniel on Instagram, taken on the set of Jungle.
A look behind the scenes:
Yossi and Daniel: contemplating the jungle.
Follow Yossi on Instagram: @yossi_ghinsberg
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Jungle Throwback
A look behind the scenes:
Follow Yossi on Instagram: @yossi_ghinsberg
Daniel's message to Israel
Another video message from Daniel which was released by Shoval Film Production regarding the premiere of Jungle (בחזרה מטואיצ׳י) in Israel back in March. This one was recorded on the Miracle Workers press day in New York.
Jungle Israel premiere: Daniel Radcliffe's video message
Jungle (בחזרה מטואיצ׳י) premiered in Israel earlier this year. Daniel wasn't able to attend but he did record a video message, (it's the longer version of this one) which was released by distributor Shoval Film Production. He thanks the audiences, director Greg McLean, Yossi Ghinsberg ("playing you was an insane and wonderful challenge") and more.
The film premiered on 22nd March 2018. The video was recorded on the set of Miracle Workers in Atlanta, Georgia.
Daniel's message to audiences of Cinema City, Israel
This was shared back in March: Daniel's message to audiences of Cinema City, Israel in promotion of Jungle (בחזרה מטואיצ׳י).
This video is also shared on Facebook.
source: Facebook/cinemacity.israel
Jungle: More behind the scenes footage
I did share the Korean poster for Jungle (정글) on Facebook. There is also more behind the scenes footage released which you can watch below. We already saw some of it back in 2017. The film is released in Korea on 31st May 2018.
Jungle: Behind the scenes photos by Thomas Kretschmann
A look behind the scenes: Daniel's co-star Thomas Kretschmann has shared two new photos from the set of Jungle on Instagram. If you missed the ones he shared back in August, click here.
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Daniel Radcliffe on BBC World Service Radio's The Arts Hour
Daniel was on BBC World Service Radio's The Arts Hour today talking about Jungle. If you missed it you can listen to the episode via iPlayer. Interview starts at 01:45. Daniel talks about method acting and this BBC interview by Samira Ahmed did already air in October.
Daniel Radcliffe: 'I am not Method at all'
source: bbc.co.uk
Daniel Radcliffe: 'I am not Method at all'
source: bbc.co.uk
Update: Jungle is nu te zien via VoD
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.
Updated(5): Jungle press junket interviews (UK)
More footage from the Jungle press junket in London. I did already add clips in this post.
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
This video is also shared on Facebook.
Gruemonkey interview
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
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
Daniel signs lawnmower while filming Jungle in Australia
Daniel signed a lawnmower while he was in Australia filming Jungle. John Muccignat had the idea of letting Daniel sign his lawnmower when the crew was filming on his neighbours’ Tamborine Mountain property for a week, early last year. See photos here at goldcoastbulletin.com.au.
Jungle clip
A new Jungle clip is online. It's called Come With Me.
"You want to be like every other tourist?"
Newsweek interview
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
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
Google+: Jungle featurette "Becoming Yossi"
A new Jungle featurette has been shared via Daniel's official Google+ page. It has the title "Becoming Yossi".
Updated: Daniel Radcliffe on Capital FM's Drivetime
Earlier this week Daniel promoted Jungle on Capital FM's Drivetime with Will Manning. The interview aired today (95.8 FM).
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 interview
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.
Read more at time.com
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.
Read more at time.com
US interviews
All US interviews with Daniel over the phone in promotion of Jungle.
Collider
Parade magazine
Metro US
Digital Trends
Collider
Parade magazine
Metro US
Digital Trends
Updated(2): Jungle: New clip, UK TV spot with introduction from Daniel and more
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
Empire magazine: The Empire Film podcast
Empire magazine's Empire Film podcast: Daniel talks about Jungle. Below the audio.
(interview starts at 32:15)
(interview starts at 32:15)
source: empireonline.com
