The new album 'Sticky Wickets' & Single 'It's Just Not Cricket' are out 1st July. This new album is the follow up to the bands debut self titled album in 2009, a concept album all about cricket.

Update: 7th June 2013. The track 'Third Man' aired at the BBC Radio 6's Radcliffe and Maconie Show. The song starts at 54.24. Daniel's so called "spoken cameo" part can be heard at 57.19 (listen back until a week after the broadcast)
Update: 24th June 2013. London Evening Standard posted today that 'Third Man' is now set to come out as a single! Thanks to Duckworth Lewis Method HQ for the Twitter mention.

It features a cornucopia of vocal talent; Henry Blofeld on 'It's Just Not Cricket', Daniel Radcliffe on 'Third Man', Stephen Fry on 'Judd's Paradox' and the whole of Lewis' local Taverners team, The Cavaliers, on the Python-esque 'The Laughing Cavaliers'.

source: hotpress.com, bbc.co.uk

photo 1 / photo 2 / photo 3

Voor Nederlandse fans: Kill Your Darlings komt uit op 17 oktober 2013. Lumière NL is  de distributeur. Meer info komt later.

source: Lumière/THR

Note: the @mention they used is a fake Daniel account.

Here's an amazing shot of our cast with @DanielRadcliffe backstage after the show!

Update: Another picture is posted at Daniel's Google+ page.
Update: 27th November 2022. Another photo via Facebook.

Read it at wsj.com.

Daniel will play American reporter Jake Adelstein who, while working at the Yomiuri Shinbun newspaper in Tokyo, covered the crime beat and locked horns with yakuza boss Tadamasa Goto, called the “John Gotti of Japan.

Update: 6th November 2013. FilmNation Entertainment will finance and commence international sales at the AFM (news via Screen Daily) And filming will begin mid-2014.
Update: 2nd February 2014. Production is pushed back. Shooting starts next year as mentioned in this interview (Tokyo Weekender) with Jake Adelstein. So release will probably be in 2016.
Update: 7th February 2014. Shooting will start Summer 2015. A bit more info below.

The film is based on Adelstein’s memoir detailing how the journalist’s investigating and finally exposing the notorious gangster exacted a high personal cost and sacrifice which included death threats. Adelstein, who will be working with Rogers on the story, is still an investigative reporter who writes for The Daily Beast, The Japan Times, The Atlantic Wire, and is an adviser to Polaris Japan, a non-profit group that combats human trafficking. His second book, The Last Yakuza, will be published next year by Pantheon.

 source: deadline.com

source: michaelgrandangecompany.com