Playmobil: The Movie featurette called "Daniel Radcliffe is Rex Dasher" via ON Entertainment.
Update: 24th September 2019. More voice recording footage via Sony Music Soundtracks
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“Dat Rex overloopt van het zelfvertrouwen, is wat het zo plezierig maakt. Ik denk niet dat ik zo ben, maar ik ken wel mensen die op hem lijken. Mensen die er niet aan zouden denken aan zichzelf te twijfelen. Misschien zou ik dat graag ook kunnen. Maar een beetje zelftwijfel is ook goed voor je. (lacht) In de film wordt duidelijk dat Rex trouwens niet zo vlot is als hijzelf denkt. En Marla spreekt hem aan op zijn gedrag. Al valt te betwijfelen hoeveel hij daarvan oppikt.”bron: nieuwsblad.be.
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Secret agent Rex Dasher tests the limits of his new gadget, the Mission E, on track at Porsche Leipzig. Just how much energy does this electric powerhouse have? Stay tuned for the feature film release, where the real action begins.
“I am not a person who thinks of myself as much as Rex Dasher clearly does, so it was just quite fun to inhabit the mind of a person with way too much confidence, far more than is actually earned,” says Radcliffe. “He is sort of Playmobil world’s version of James Bond. He exists to be a toy parody of James Bond, but it’s all sorts of the silliest bits of Bond—more of the Roger Moore-era Bond than the Daniel Craig persona,”On the world of animation:
“Frankly, I am much more likely to spend my time watching an animated film or TV show than I am to be watching live-action actors,” he admits. “When I spoke to our director Lino and he pitched me his entire vision for the film, his enthusiasm and joy were infectious. There was something about playing Playmobil James Bond and I found the script to be really funny and sweet. It’s nice to be involved in something that my godchildren can watch now.”Playing with Playmobil as a kid:
“I had a Playmobil island with a palm tree on it as well as a Playmobil pirate ship,” he recalls. “I think it's a strange, cool thing to suddenly be part of a Playmobil movie. There is some part of you—the seven-, eightyear-old child still residing inside of you just goes, ‘Yeah, that's the coolest thing in the world, do that right now!’ So, I am so grateful for Playmobil for all those happy hours of my childhood, and thank you also from my parents because the toys took me off their hands for a few hours!”Lino DiSalvo:
“It’s a very ambitious movie, because it’s part live-action and part animated, and it’s a musical, comedy and adventure,” he adds. “Lino is putting a huge amount of care and attention into it and coming up with something that pays a lovely homage to the world of imagination and how toys fire up the imagination and make you connect with others. So hopefully the film as a whole will be imbued with that same kind of joy of discovery and the sort of family relationship between Marla and her brother is very sweet, and I know it's a film like all good kid’s films, it's funny and it's silly and it's entertaining, but it's ultimately got a really lovely message and hopefully one that kids will enjoy and take something from.”