#BTS #1 #BeastofBurden Getting ready for takeoff! #filmmakingThe Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page
The text he added via Instagram:#FBF2 Rupert and Dan hide under the invisibility cloak in Hagrid's hut in #HarryPotterAndTheChamberofSecrets and I take a picture that could get me fired in my second week. Moron.#HarryPotter#WishIdTakenMorePictures pic.twitter.com/TaLwZkwcJP
— Jason Isaacs (@jasonsfolly) January 19, 2018
An illicit picture of Dan and Rupert under the invisibility cloak in Hagrid's hut. It's patronising but true that it's hard to see it without thinking how utterly adorable they were. Are. Things were very strict on set and I felt ashamed and scared but couldn't stop myself wanting a record. Nowadays we'd be selfying from morning till night #WishIdTakenMorePix @HarryPotter @harrypotterfilmPhoto: Twitter/Jason Isaacs
We are very excited to share the trailer for Dan's new movie Beast of Burden! The film also stars Grace Gummer and Pablo Schreiber. In theaters and on demand February 23, 2018.(I have added the YouTube version, no ads ;))
“It’s a very hard thing for me,” Radcliffe said, noting he wants to be supportive of the film’s producers who “gave me a great start in life and an amazing job.”In this interview Daniel is referring to actor Jamie Waylett.
But, he added, “I can see why people are frustrated with the response that they were given from that … I’m not saying anything that anybody hasn’t already said — and this is a weird analogy to draw — [but] in the NFL, there are lots of players arrested for smoking weed and there is other people’s behavior that goes way beyond that and it’s tolerated because they’re very famous players. I suppose the thing I was struck by was, we did have a guy who was reprimanded for weed on the [original Potter] film, essentially, so obviously what Johnny has been accused of is much greater than that.”
#BTS Dan getting ready to do his first press for #MiracleWorkers #TBSGreen Room.
We had to share this very cool shot #RosencrantzandGuildensternAreDead
“Lorenzo did,” he said. “We met in 2007 when we were doing Equus. Lorenzo had this show, about growing up in the circus, about his dad.” (The documentary contains some remarkable footage of Pisoni’s show Humor Abuse, where he details what it was like to have a perfectionist clown for a father.)The documentary concept was something he very much wanted to support:
“[There was] to some extent financial support, but what my [main] role really was more of a sounding board, moral support, that sort of thing.”The rest of the interview:
“The Pickles were hometown stuff for me,”source: pastemagazine.com
“but I think they’re probably underrated or not well enough understood in terms of how they changed the circus arts.”
“Yeah, it was a big thing for them not to use animals, for example,” Radcliffe agreed. “That’s a huge departure. I know many zoos have serious and important conservation missions and everything, but at this point it’s really hard for me to enjoy them.”
“The non-use of animals by the Pickles was interesting for lots of reasons,” Amy added, “but it eliminated the exoticizing distraction and left the humans to be the animals on display. Which produced a really keen focus on the clowning and gave it a much deeper metaphorical meaning.”
“Absolutely,” Radcliffe said. “Clowns aren’t having the best time of it right now, and I think it’s important to emphasize that what they do is really kind of amazing. What Lorenzo did with this film was incredibly brave. Don’t we all want to, not exactly confront necessarily, but to get answers from our parents about why things were the way they were. And I don’t mean brave because you’re going to get some devastating answer. Quite the opposite. Laying yourself bare to the fact that you can’t ever get the closure you think you want. It just won’t happen.”
“Even if your parents don’t spend their lives in clown makeup.” “You have to be willing to be very vulnerable to do comedy, or clowning,” Radcliffe noted. “That’s what’s beautiful about it, and something I think Lorenzo is amazing with.”
