But in the end I have to say that probably the greatest experience for me overall -- because I've been involved with it for a good four or five years now -- has been photographing Daniel Radcliffe for the Harry Potter films. Partly because I shot him for the first time when he was fifteen years old and I now just finished shooting him when he's 20, Just seeing him change and grow from a young child to this amazing young man. He's so grounded and so intelligent and so focused on his work.

Obviously he makes a good deal of money for someone his age, but he hasn't suffered any of trappings that come with that. He's a normal young man who probably works a hundred times harder than any of us can conceive or would do ourselves. He's just all about his craft. It's just amazing seeing a Harry Potter film being made and seeing how much he does -- how hard he worked on Equus, reading scripts for other projects while at the same time he was preparing for my photoshoot.

“So you’re undertaking something of a first with the Blu-ray release of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince with the Live Community Screening ’ can you tell me more about that?
David Yates: “Yes. Technically, it’s an extraordinary event. It’s happened before, but not on the global scale that we’re going to do because obviously there are Harry Potter fans everywhere on the planet. It’s on December 12th of this year and Daniel Radcliffe and I will be answering questions directly from fans via BD-Live about how we made the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and some of the things that were challenging as we made it, and some of the things that I’m sure the fans will begin to know about: Why did we leave some things out? Why did some things come in? And it will be the first time that we’ll really engage with that global fan-base on a minute-by-minute basis, so it’ll be really cool.

"I wouldn't have any advice" Radcliffe said. He seems to be coping well" about fame: 'it is totally mad when people are screaming and going absolutely insane for you"

"Particulary with Robert- The amount of women that would jump on him- you have to keep it in some kind of perspective, by thinking 'well partly they like me and partly they are just attracted by the character' As long as you don't think 'oh yeah god they're all doing this - I must be absolutely fantastic' As long as you do that you should be all right"

In a twilight spoof tell ex producer Al Jean, as Edmund. a kid vampire whom Lisa falls for. Edmunds father a.k.a. Dracula and Homer try to squash the budding romance.

Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter himself…) at Leavesden Studios, Hertfordshire, during the filming of the last of Harry Potter books, the concluding two-parter, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

"I'm really looking forward to the live community screening of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and excited to talk directly to fans of the movie about my experiences and answer their questions," said Radcliffe. "It's a wonderful way for fans and for those directly involved with making a film to share opinions and ideas."

Yates added, "I'm looking forward to engaging with the thoughts and opinions of the fans who have supported us so loyally and passionately over the years-without them the films wouldn't be the success they are."

"Daniel Radcliffe will head the cast of an upcoming New York reading of 1961 tuner How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, marking the first musical turn for the "Harry Potter" star"

Na het overweldigende succes van Peter Shaffers Equus op West End en Broadway met Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) in de hoofdrol brengt het Nationale Toneel een eigentijdse opvoering van deze psychologische thriller.

“I am delighted to pledge my support for Get Connected, and mark their 10th anniversary by becoming their first Best Friend. The free confidential helpline finding young people help for any problem is a vital and unique service. We live in a world that is so full of choice and information; it is often impossible to know where to turn or what to do."

“Get Connected is there for young people in need of help no matter what the issue, from eating disorders to abuse, homelessness to pregnancy. I see Get Connected as much more than just a gateway for information; it is a friend to thousands of young people across the UK. I also support The Trevor Project, which is America’s leading national organisation focused on crisis and suicide prevention efforts among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth. As with Trevor, I hope that my support can raise the visibility of Get Connected so that even more young people become aware that there’s help on hand.”

Harry Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe and Tom Felton join Jonathan Agnew for A View From The Boundary, encountering an angry Geoffrey Boycott as they enter the commentary box.

"I speak to Shaun Udal occasionally as I sort of got adopted by the Middlesex players after I went to Twenty20 finals day last year when they won it, even though I support Durham because of Colly. But Test cricket is like a play in five acts - I prefer it to Twenty20"

"Paul Nixon is one of my favourite players, as he's rather hyperactive and full of energy like me"

“I am very pleased to begin my support of The Trevor Project, which saves lives every day through its critical work,” said Daniel Radcliffe. “It's extremely distressing to consider that in 2009 suicide is a top three killer of young people, and it's truly devastating to learn that LGBTQ youth are up to four times more likely to attempt suicide than their heterosexual peers. I deeply hope my support can raise the organization's visibility so even more despondent youth become aware of The Trevor Helpline's highly trained counselors and Trevor's many other resources. It's vitally important that young people understand they are not alone and, perhaps even more important, that their young lives have real value.”

“We're incredibly grateful to Daniel for his truly inspiring and historic generosity and support,"

“He is setting a meaningful example for millions of young people around the world by embracing diversity and demonstrating that he cares deeply about the well-being of LGBTQ youth."

Daniel Radcliffe talks about his career and his plans for the future. Complete with subtitles for the sarcastic. Vidiotic, a comedy pilot coming soon to BBC Three.

"Hopefully in the next couple of years, I'll be back on stage in some form. I'd love to come to Broadway again," Radcliffe says. "They responded to the fact that I have a work ethic. I was on Broadway at the same time as Jeremy Piven, and I think he made me look really, really good because I didn't miss a show." He was jokingly referring to Piven's run in Speed-the-Plow, which was shortened by the actor's mercury poisoning.

Once the final Potter wraps, Radcliffe is scheduled to play British photojournalist Dan Eldon, who was killed in 1993 in Mogadishu, Somalia. "I really want to do that. It's just a matter of getting the script absolutely right," Radcliffe says.

First thing he'll do after Potter? "Sleep. Ideally, I would have three weeks off and go straight to something else. I get bored not working. … I have a huge amount of energy. When I'm on set, I use it all up. At home, I go wild in my head."

«'t Was best indrukwekkend om te zien hoe alles daar georganiseerd was. We moesten duidelijk níét proberen om streken uit te halen, zoals destijds in 'Mediamadammen': alles was tot op de minuut getimed. Omdat ze als de dood waren dat er iets uitlekte, mochten we zelfs de tapes van onze interviews niet mee naar huis nemen. Die werden ginder eerst bekeken en beluisterd - met vertalers erbij, om na te gaan wat ik, de acteurs en de producers gezegd hadden - en daarna ter plekke gemonteerd. Niet helemaal ten onrechte, zo bleek: Michael Gambon, die professor Dumbledore speelt, had in ons interview per ongeluk de clou weggegeven. Dat hebben ze er uitgeknipt.»

"I didn't want to publish it under my name. It's the kind of thing I look back on and just think, 'Ahhh!'

"As an actor, there is room for a certain amount of creativity, but you're always ultimately going to be saying somebody else's words

"I don't think I'd have the stamina, skill or ability to write a novel, but I'd love to write short stories and poetry, because those are my two passions. There is an art to a short story.

"I love Raymond Carver, and Chekhov – without making myself sound more highbrow than I am! When I don't write in form and metre, I become unbearably self-indulgent. It's what Robert Frost said: free verse is like playing tennis with the net down."