You maybe do remember that Daniel was photographed by Simon Annand back in 2007. The photos were included in Simon Annan's book The Half (it was first announced as The Waiting Game).

Below you find a new photo for The Half. This one was taken at the Noël Coward Theatre in London while Daniel was performing in The Cripple of Inishmaan back in 2013.

Simon Annand's exhibition The Half is currently in Augsburg, Germany and runs until 22nd October 2017.


Photo: Facebook/Salz und Silber

Two new photos have appeared online of Daniel on the set of BBC adaption David Copperfield (1999). They were added to the Facebook group Wisbech Discussion Forum. Some scenes have been filmed there.



Photo:: Juliet Cairns

I did already share on Facebook that Daniel would be featured in Jack Whitehall's BBC Two documentary called Festival Tales: Edinburgh at 70.

It aired on Saturday 26th August and if you missed it you can watch it on BBC's iPlayer (UK only).

"The documentary explores seven decades of the world’s largest arts festival and its impact on contemporary culture since its inception in 1947"

Update: The plans did change. Thanks to Sarah I know that Daniel wasn't in it.

source: bbc.co.uk

Below you find the poster for Imperium (임페리엄) in Korea plus more stills via the Korean Film Council. The film was released in Korea on 23rd February 2017.

Poster:


Stills:




Photos: Korean Film Council

Journalists in Japan had a Skype interview with Daniel this morning in promotion of Swiss Army Man (映画『スイス・アーミー・マン』). The Manny doll was also there to 'interview' him ;). Talking about the doll, people could also take a picture with him at the Hollywood Collector's Convention last weekend. That was announced on Facebook). For now there is only a short clip online and a few photos.

#ダニエル・ラドクリフ さん降臨しました😍#スイス・アーミー・マン #それいけメニーくん pic.twitter.com/bYkg2R1GPc

— 映画『スイス・アーミー・マン』 (@Swiss_Army_Man_) 16 augustus 2017

Photo: Twitter/Swiss Army Man

Liverpool Film office has shared a Throwback Thursday photo of Daniel with Bob Hoskins on the set of BBC's David Copperfield back in 1999. Some scenes were filmed in Liverpool.

#TBT To 1999 when the BBC’s David Copperfield was shown on TV. Who knew what magic was to follow for the young David... spot any other familiarities #FilmLiverpool!

Photo: Facebook/Liverpool Film Office

Daniel talked with The New Indian Express' Indulge magazine in promotion of Swiss Army Man. The film premieres on Star Movies Select HD on 12th August.

Where did it all begin with you? Before it all hit — Harry Potter, the movies, plays, etc.?
Ha ha! A lot of people ask me that. I grew up in Fulham, South West London, I had a very happy childhood, I wasn’t particularly good at school, and I was very talkative.

That’s what all the reports said — “We like Dan, he talks too much and his reports are rubbish.” And I was never in a school play. I recently read on my own IMDB page that I wanted to be an actor since the age of five, which I don’t recall being true. I was five! My opinion about what I wanted to do when I was at that age changed hourly, so it was never something I was driven towards.

Read more at indulgexpress.com

Jungle had it's premiere at Melbourne International Film Festival's opening night yesterday and a few new things have popped up online. First off there was a special introduction message from Daniel at the screening. You can see it via Weibo. There's also a video by Screen Australia which gives us a look behind the scenes. Talking about a look behind the scenes, co-star Thomas Kretschmann shared on set photos via Instagram. Plus Alicia Vraylal shared her Yahoo7 article with me on Twitter: (thanks!) Read it here: Yasmin Kassim got love advice from Daniel Radcliffe.

Screen Australia

This video is also shared on Facebook.

By Thomas Kretschmann: Photo 1 / Photo 2 / Photo 3

Photo: Facebook/Screen Australia

News straight from Australia: Daniel talked with ABC Radio Melbourne's Lindy Burns about Jungle during her program called Evenings with Lindy Burns. Full interview plus a clip I shared via Facebook are below. Jungle opened a few hours ago at Melbourne International Film Festival's opening night.

Full interview (source)


Clip

This video is also shared on Facebook.

source: abc.net.au/radio/melbourne/

More Jungle stills have been released via two distributors (also included are stills via Facebook)




Photos: Hector Alvarez