Daniel Radcliffe is opening up for the first time about his thoughts on the controversy surrounding Johnny Depp’s role in “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.” In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the “Harry Potter” star addressed the criticism writer J.K. Rowling, director David Yates, and studio Warner Bros. have faced in keeping Depp as the […]
The sci-fi series has surpassed the magical film franchise but is still not the most successful franchise ever.
Daniel Radcliffe dropped a stack of weight for his role in the upcoming survival movie 'Jungle', and by his own admission, did so in a pretty daft manner.
In the new thriller Jungle, Radcliffe stars as Yossi Ghinsberg, the real-life adventurer whose trip with two friends to the Bolivian Amazon turned into the stuff of nightmares.
Daniel Radcliffe is up the proverbial creek without a paddle in this exclusive first look at 'Jungle', based on an incredible true story.
British star taking the lead role in action comedy, said to be similar in tone to 'Kick-Ass' and 'Deadpool.'
In 2009, Daniel Radcliffe got a significant amount of press for performing a full-frontal nude scene in Equus on Broadway. The Harry Potter star received a lot less attention for his next risqué career move: an explicit sex scene with Dane DeHaan in the 2013 indie film Kill Your Darlings, in which Radcliffe played Beat poet Allen Ginsberg and DeHaan portrayed Lucien Carr.
Plucked from obscurity to star in the biggest franchise of all time, these young actors were barely tweenagers when they first appeared on-screen. See how they’ve changed…
Daniel Radcliffe’s new film ‘Imperium’ (in UK cinemas Friday) sees the ‘Harry Potter’ star as you’ve never seen him before. “I actually became weirdly more recognisable [with a skinhead],” Daniel told Yahoo Movies, “Even though I looked very different, I think my hair gives me a little bit of cover or something.
If anything has become clear in the five years since Daniel Radcliffe hung up the Hogwarts robe, it’s that the 26-year-old British actor loves mixing it up (also rapping, but more on that later). For his latest act, Radcliffe plays his first traditional movie villain, an honor he jokingly calls a “rite of passage” for any British performer. In Now You See Me 2, the razzle-dazzle sequel to the 2013 sleeper hit, Radcliffe plays Walter Mabry, a sketchy tech genius who lures The Four Horsemen (Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, and Lizzie Caplan, stepping in for Isla Fisher) to Asia and forces them to work their magic in another high-stakes heist.
Daniel Radcliffe’s age had barely hit double-digits when he won his life-changing role in the big-screen adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s massively popular Harry Potter book series. “He was very intimidating at first, when you first met him on set,” Radcliffe told Yahoo Movies this week while promoting his own villainous turn in the upcoming sequel Now You See Me 2.
The wizarding world of Harry Potter is so big it makes your head spin, but hidden within the movie universe are countless in-jokes, easter eggs and treasure troves of trivia to be discovered. Did you spot these 10 mind-blowing Harry Potter secrets?
James McAvoy and Daniel Radcliffe play BFFs Victor and Igor in this week’s ‘Victor Frankenstein’, so when we got the opportunity to talk to them both, rather than us blathering on at them, we had the bright idea of getting them to interview each other. Daniel plumped for Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck, while James opted for Taylor Swift.
Despite being just 26 it feels as though Daniel Radcliffe has been in all of our lives for decades now. Radcliffe made his debut in ‘Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone’ all the way back in 2001. At the age of its release Daniel Radcliffe was just 12.
His folks initially turned down the audition, but series producer David Heyman spotted him in the audience at the theatre and the rest is history. Emma Watson Watson’s parents Jacqueline and Chris are well-respected lawyers focusing on the entertainment field. Emma herself went to a theatre school, Stagecoach Theatre Arts in Oxford, where she appeared in various productions (including playing an angry cook in Alice in Wonderland) until scooping the role of Hermione in the ‘Harry Potter’ series. Kristen Stewart The raw, natural talent we saw in 'Twilight’ is what made her famous, obviously.
The three plucky British youngsters selected to play the roles of Harry, Ron and Hermione could’ve sunk the most successful film franchise of all time before it’d even had a chance to get settled in. If that sounds like we’re being mean, even Radcliffe himself admitted he’s embarrassed by his work in the early Potter films.