A Throwback photo shared on social media: A look behind the scenes of Now You See Me 2.
The photo is also shared on Facebook.Lights, Camera, Horsemen! pic.twitter.com/LuUOUDzSDM
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The photo is also shared on Facebook.Lights, Camera, Horsemen! pic.twitter.com/LuUOUDzSDM
— Now You See Me (@NYSMmovie) August 18, 2022
#tbt portrait of Daniel Radcliffe shot on the roof of the Sands Casino in Macau 2015
Signed film merchandiseAhead of our Summer Party, we've published our online auction! Prizes include this #OVRandG signed champagne bottle. https://t.co/aXDfTjhgYV pic.twitter.com/Yx9fIK3jez
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"Ik zit het liefst van allemaal gewoon thuis"bron: hln.be
When Daniel Radcliffe first walks in I can’t believe how terrible he looks: sallow-faced, dark smudges under his eyes, long beard. And so thin. At least a stone lighter than when we met four years ago. And he wasn’t remotely big then. It quickly becomes obvious that he’s starving himself.
He tells me he is subsisting on a daily diet of one chicken breast and a protein bar, boosted by coffee and cigarettes. Radcliffe has been getting into character for his role in Jungle, a film adapted from a true story, where he plays Yossi Ghinsberg, a young adventurer who gets lost in the Bolivian jungle. He has a few more ‘skinny scenes’ to shoot and then plans to celebrate with a chocolate bar.source: telegraph.co.uk
Jesse Eisenberg, Dave Franco, Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman also return, but making a villainous entry to the would-be-franchise is Daniel Radcliffe.source: euronews.com
“It’s like an action adventure thriller, maybe, yeah, I’d go with that. That’s the thing, it’s not like – we’re not like a shoot-em-up. But there are some amazing action sequences,” says Radcliffe.
’Jesus! I was in awe the whole time,’ he says of meeting his acting hero during a rendezvous in director Jon Chu’s office. ‘He could not be more “everything you want him to be”.’Read more from the interview at balance.media.
source: usatoday.com