The New York Times talked with Daniel, director Josie Rourke and the playwright James Graham about Privacy.
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He has a lot of personal experience with the themes of Privacy, though. “People always ask me the question ‘What was it like to grow up on film?’ ” he says. “And I’ll always be like, ‘All the first dates, the first kisses, all that stuff that makes up your youth, that was all still totally private.’ ” He isn’t on social media, partly because it seems like a terrible idea to him, but mostly because he doesn’t understand how people have the time. And he doesn’t have much to lose if his iPhone gets hacked. “I’ve never been on the cloud, actually, because I never set it up because I’m an idiot and I don’t know how,” he says. So he’s not worried naked pictures of him will surface? Radcliffe laughs. “They’re out there anyway.”Read more here. The article appears in the 27th June 2016 issue of the magazine.
Forgive Daniel Radcliffe, but his job kicks ass and he doesn't care who knows it. "Being on a film set is fucking joyous," he tells Thrillist. "We're in an industry where we really can have a lot of fun if people just don't get in the fucking way of that."Read more at thrillist.com
Brexit is really scary. I obviously want us to stay. There are economic reasons — but the main reason is that in this era, divided we fall. C'mon guys, let's stick together. The idea of nationhood is one that I can kind of take or leave. I am very proud of being English and I'm very proud of everything England is giving the world that I am associated with. But it's not an actual — what does [Kurt] Vonnegut call them in Cat's Cradle? He calls them 'granfalloons,' where there's a name for a fake bond. Because we're all British, we're all part of the same country. But people in France aren't that fucking different. We're all just human beings and that should be the thing that I think is celebrated about us rather than tiny, petulant differences. But it's really scary. Similar to the Trump thing, I feel like we started off being like, 'It'll never happen. Don't worry about it.' And now it's like, 'Oh no, we could not be apart of Europe' in what is it—a few days? I've already sent in my postal vote. So I'm done. I've voted.Read more at vulture.com
The conversation around privacy clearly engages Mr. Radcliffe, 26. Having been cast in the Harry Potter franchise as a preadolescent, the continuum between the private and the public is very real for him.source: nytimes.com
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Jesse Eisenberg, Dave Franco, Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman also return, but making a villainous entry to the would-be-franchise is Daniel Radcliffe.source: euronews.com
“It’s like an action adventure thriller, maybe, yeah, I’d go with that. That’s the thing, it’s not like – we’re not like a shoot-em-up. But there are some amazing action sequences,” says Radcliffe.
’Jesus! I was in awe the whole time,’ he says of meeting his acting hero during a rendezvous in director Jon Chu’s office. ‘He could not be more “everything you want him to be”.’Read more from the interview at balance.media.
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"Fantasy gives you the opportunity to explore something very human in a very strange way. Being in a fantasy film is like the magic realism of literature"source: ntnve.com
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"Peter Shaffer was and remains one of the U.K's greatest playwrights. He created challenging, moving and fantastically theatrical work and was also an incredibly kind, generous and funny man. In my career Equus remains one of the most important and valuable things I've ever done in terms of how much I learnt from it. I will forever be grateful to him for trusting me to play the character of Alan Strang at a time when I had extremely limited experience on stage. I feel very privileged to have worked with him and will miss him". -Dan
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