Daniel recently spoke with Film Review magazine about Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and how he thinks he'll feel when he's finished with the films. Thanks to Jess on MySpace for letting me know.
Of Half-Blood Prince, he said,

"Harry is unhappy for a lot of this film, mainly because people keep trying to kill him. And his love life is awful, too. That's what Jo [JK Rowling] does so well, combining everyday, mundane problems with this incredible other world."

25 April 2008: Becker Group, in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, announced it will bring worldwide audiences Harry Potter: The Exhibition.


"Harry Potter: The Exhibition" will include elaborate displays of authentic costumes, props and artifacts from popular environments featured in the films such as those from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, including the Gryffindor common room and Hagrid's hut. The exhibition will be displayed in major cultural and entertainment venues, museums and institutions, and will be supported by a multimedia promotional effort and advance ticket sales worldwide.

Tour information, updates and ticket availability will be posted at the following official website: harrypotterexhibition.com.

Photos: Warner Bros.

A look behind the scenes and bloopers from BBC Two's Extras.


Photo: YouTube

Thanks to Warner Bros. we now know the release date of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. This is for part 1 : 19th November 2010 and for part 2 summer 2011.

My Boy Jack is released on DVD on 22nd April 2008 in the US. The artwork is almost the same as the UK version (out on 19th November 2007), that's why I have added them both in a post.


Descripion UK:
It's 1914. Rudyard Kipling (David Haig from Four Weddings And A Funeral), the British Empire's greatest supporter, is at the peak of his literary fame. Kipling's son, Jack (Daniel Radcliffe from the Harry Potter films), is determined to play his part in the imminent war with Germany, but finds himself rejected due to his extremely poor eyesight. When his father uses his influence to land Jack a commission in the Irish Guards, Kipling’s wife, Caroline (Kim Cattrall from Sex And The City), is bitterly upset, failing to see the glory in losing her only son to the war.
As Jack leaves for war, Kipling consoles himself with the thought that if his son should die, it will have been his finest hour. But how would the great writer justify the consequences of his actions to himself and his wife? And how would he live with the conflict between his two greatest passions: a love for his family and a devotion to King and Country?

Special Features:
Exclusive intervews with Daniel Radcliffe, David Haig and Kim Cattrall and deleted scenes.

Photos: BBC

A new picture will be sent out for all you who are currently writing to Dan. A photo from a shoot by Jaap Buitendijk in promotion for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Photo via danradcliffe.co.uk

 

There is a new interview from the The Wall Street Journal online.

The Wall Street Journal: The roles you've played outside of Harry Potter don't have much in common with the boy wizard. Are you consciously looking for parts that are a departure from the role you're best known for?
Daniel Radcliffe: Realistically, if another seven-film fantasy series came along tomorrow I probably wouldn't do it. I don't think that would be the smartest career move in terms of separating myself and having people see me as an actor as opposed to a character.

Read more at wsj.com

This video is posted online by Daniel de Oliveira. He was delivering Domino's pizza to Daniel's home in London and made this video.


Photo: YouTube

Warner Bros. has released video clips and still images from My Boy Jack in conjunction with the 22nd April DVD release of the film in the US and Canada. The film of course is scheduled to air on PBS in the US on 20th April.

Videos:
Long Goodbye
Quicktime
Windows Media
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Acceptance
Quicktime
Windows Media
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Birthday
Quicktime
Windows Media
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Farewell Present
Quicktime
Windows Media
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Father and Son
Quicktime
Windows Media
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Rejection
Quicktime
Windows Media
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Rites of Passage
Quicktime
Windows Media
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Rudyard’s Influence
Quicktime
Windows Media
Real Player