Daniel Radcliffe wishes everyone a Happy Halloween via his official Google+ page. It's updated with a new photo of him dressed up as Boba Fett from Star Wars which was taken last year while he was a guest on The Ellen DeGeneres Show promoting Horns.

The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page.

Photos: Google+/Daniel Radcliffe

There's a new message on Daniel's official Google+ page regarding promotion for Victor Frankenstein in Mexico. He will be there to attend a special screening on 15th November.


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Thanks to a tweet from the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU (Virginia Commonwealth University) which mentions Daniel J Radcliffe Holland I can share the following great photo and video. Two M3 students did meet Daniel while he was filming Imperium in Richmond. Daniel signed a poster made by some of the patients at VCU and etched his own handprint on it as well.

.@DanJRadcliffeNL filming in #RVA - sent well wishes to kids @ CHoR #HarryPotter https://t.co/k70WAJMYSW pic.twitter.com/eHfr0tNDKW

— Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU (@childrensatvcu) October 29, 2015

source/photo: whitecoated.com

20th Century Fox has currently promotional ads on YouTube and the clip below is one of them. A new look at Victor Frankenstein with an introduction from Daniel Radcliffe and James McAvoy.

Update: 27th November 2015. Ad compilation





Photo: YouTube/20th Century Fox

Below you find some more stills from Victor Frankenstein apart from the one I did post on Facebook.



Photos: Alex Bailey

Daniel Radcliffe is featured in the new November issue of Nylon magazine in promotion of Victor Frankenstein. You can see photo's from the new photoshoot below.

Update: 28th October 2015. Nylon has put their interview online. Read it here (photos also).

Here are four things you might not know about Daniel Radcliffe:
1.) He has 15 Instagram followers—for him, it’s a private photo-messaging service for friends and that’s about it;
2.) He’s not immune to getting star-struck (when it happens, his default tactic is “drive-by complimenting”);
3.) He’s on a Haruki Murakami kick, and, like the author, enjoys running, having pounded 90 miles of pavement this past summer;
4.) He has a newfound empathy for people with long hair, having had extensions put in for an upcoming role as Igor to James McAvoy’s Frankenstein in Hollywood’s most recent take on the sci-fi classic.

“First of all, drying it takes half an hour and is so fucking boring,” he says. “Secondly, the upkeep! If you’re willing to put in the effort, I’m full of admiration, but I just couldn’t do it.”

source: nylon.com
Photo: Simon Emmett

The new Total Film magazine is out today, featuring an on set look from Victor Frankenstein. Below you find the new stills which are in the new December issue.


Photos: Alex Bailey

There is a new video online on Daniel's official Google+ page, another one by Barking Duck Productions. A look behind the scenes at San Diego Comic-Con 2015 where he promoted Victor Frankenstein together with James McAvoy.


The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page.

Photo: Google+/Daniel Radcliffe

I did already mention that there is a new interview in the November issue of America's Playboy magazine in promotion of Victor Frankenstein. It also features a new photoshoot and video. Read it at playboy.com.

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Een bericht gedeeld door Gavin Bond (@gavinbondphotography)

source: playboy.com
Photo: YouTube/Playboy

A new photo is posted online on Daniel's official Google+ page. It's another photo (also taken by Barking Duck productions) of Daniel as FBI agent Nate Foster in Imperium.

Hi everyone. Here's another new photo of me as FBI agent Nate Foster.
-Dan

The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via our own Google+ page.

Photos: Google+/Daniel Radcliffe

Daniel Radcliffe is on the cover of Icon El País magazine's October 2015 issue (Spain). Ofcourse the magazine also features an interview, everything in promotion of Victor Frankenstein.


Update: 27th October 2015. The interview is online. See also this link.
Update: 23rd December 2015. The photos are also featured in the winter 2015 issue of L'Officiel Hommes Germany.

Translation by Daniel J Radcliffe Holland (a part of it).

Do not you think that the umpteenth adaptation of Frankenstein was the most boring choice I could make?
The script was crazy, so different from everything that was worth. What the screenwriter, Max [Landis], has done is take elements from the book, from the films about the book and then from the comedies about the movies, and he has created a world in which everything that can coexist with the meaning. It is a very new version that at the same time serves as a love letter to previous versions.

source/photos: icon.elpais.com