Daniel Radcliffe News

, being of a generation that can’t tell one teenage star from another, but I was stunned by the photo by Ethan Hill that accompanied Sarah Lyall’s article on the front page of your section last Sunday.
It has the profound, contemplative quality of a Rembrandt portrait, especially in the interplay of light and shadow on the face, the blending of the subject into the dark background, and the direct but enigmatic gaze of the subject. Thank you for enlivening the sometimes mundane and often depressing perusal of the daily news with what I can only call a work of art.

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Daniel Radcliffe doesn’t understand “the fuss over the difference between stage acting and screen acting.”
The
Harry Potter
star, who makes his Broadway debut in a revival of Peter Shaffer’s
Equus
opening tonight at the Broadhurst Theatre, says the stage makes certain technical demands.
But Radcliffe, 19, dismisses the notion that live performance need be larger in scale or that doing eight shows a week requires more energy than a movie, “where there can be really long hours, and you might do 20 takes on any given shot.”

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Daniel Radcliffe in the 2001 film "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," left, and in the play "Equus" now in previews at the Broadhurst Theater in New York.
(Peter Mountain/Warner Brothers (left); Sara Krulwich/The New Yor)
[Enlarge this image] Daniel Radcliffe grows up, quite nicely
By Sarah Lyall
Published: September 12, 2008
LONDON
Dressed in a leather jacket and hunched antisocially over his cellphone, Daniel Radcliffe could have been any other disaffected teenager adrift in gadget-world. But suddenly he looked up and leapt to his feet as if prodded by Emily Post herself.

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Daniel Radcliffe doesn’t understand “the fuss over the difference between stage acting and screen acting.”
The
Harry Potter
star, who makes his Broadway debut in a revival of Peter Shaffer’s
Equus
opening tonight at the Broadhurst Theatre, says the stage makes certain technical demands.
But Radcliffe, 19, dismisses the notion that live performance need be larger in scale or that doing eight shows a week requires more energy than a movie, “where there can be really long hours, and you might do 20 takes on any given shot.”

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - They range from big stars like Daniel Radcliffe and Miley Cyrus to relative unknowns such as Gemma Arterton of new James Bond flick “Quantum of Solace,” but one thing they have in common is being young and hot in Hollywood, according to an online poll released on Wednesday.
AOL’s Moviefone.com offered its list of top 25 stars under age 25, and among popular celebrities including Oscar-nominated Keira Knightley, 23, and young Dakota Fanning, 14, there were up-and-comers such as Christopher Mintz-Plasse, 19, a.k.a. McLovin of last year’s movie comedy sensation, “Superbad.”

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Daniel Radcliffe doesn’t understand “the fuss over the difference between stage acting and screen acting.”
The
Harry Potter
star, who makes his Broadway debut in a revival of Peter Shaffer’s
Equus
opening tonight at the Broadhurst Theatre, says the stage makes certain technical demands.
But Radcliffe, 19, dismisses the notion that live performance need be larger in scale or that doing eight shows a week requires more energy than a movie, “where there can be really long hours, and you might do 20 takes on any given shot.”

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - They range from big stars like Daniel Radcliffe and Miley Cyrus to relative unknowns such as Gemma Arterton of new James Bond flick “Quantum of Solace,” but one thing they have in common is being young and hot in Hollywood, according to an online poll released on Wednesday.
AOL’s Moviefone.com offered its list of top 25 stars under age 25, and among popular celebrities including Oscar-nominated Keira Knightley, 23, and young Dakota Fanning, 14, there were up-and-comers such as Christopher Mintz-Plasse, 19, a.k.a. McLovin of last year’s movie comedy sensation, “Superbad.”

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - They range from big stars like Daniel Radcliffe and Miley Cyrus to relative unknowns such as Gemma Arterton of new James Bond flick “Quantum of Solace,” but one thing they have in common is being young and hot in Hollywood, according to an online poll released on Wednesday.
AOL’s Moviefone.com offered its list of top 25 stars under age 25, and among popular celebrities including Oscar-nominated Keira Knightley, 23, and young Dakota Fanning, 14, there were up-and-comers such as Christopher Mintz-Plasse, 19, a.k.a. McLovin of last year’s movie comedy sensation, “Superbad.”

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Jacko Turned Down Again
Missing Stars; Harry Potter’s Coming
Jacko Turned Down Again
Quincy Jones
is not going to help
Michael Jackson
make a new album.
The legendary producer of “Thriller” and “Bad,” Jackson’s two most successful collections, tells me he’s concentrating on a big tribute collection set for next spring. About two dozen hip and R&B stars are recording Jones’ songs for the compilation.

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Listen to an excerpt from Liane’s interview with Daniel Radcliffe and Richard Griffiths. What was it about Equus that made them want the part?
 
Liane Hansen,
Weekend Edition Host
It took 27 years to get the opportunity to interview Daniel Radcliffe and Richard Griffiths. I know, how can that be. Daniel is only 19. Here’s the story.
Equus stars Daniel Radcliffe and Richard Griffiths
Carol Rosegg

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