Awards season is upon us, and fans can vote for “Fantastic Beasts”, Eddie Redmayne, Daniel Radcliffe, Tom Felton, and more “Harry Potter” alumni for the National Film Awards UK.
In a new interview, Daniel Radcliffe discusses his personal life, including sobriety and life on the road. Read more about what he had to say here!
In this week’s Alumni Roundup, we catch up with Daniel Radcliffe on the promotional trail, as well as find out what two of our favorite Weasley siblings have been up to!
Ever wanted to know how Daniel Radcliffe plays dead? Plus, could fans see him playing another villain? We’ve learned that (and more) from some of his recent interviews!
In a candid interview with “GQ”, Daniel Radcliffe talks about his upcoming movies, his journey since “Harry Potter”, and some bizarre body molds.
Daniel Radcliffe discusses his role in “Now You See Me 2” in a new interview. Plus, find out why he might not see “Cursed Child”!
Calling all Muggles and No-Majes! In honor of Daniel Radcliffe’s upcoming film (in which he displays zero magical prowess), we have partnered with “Now You See Me 2” to provide you with an magical giveaway!
Welcome to this week’s Role Call! There are A LOT of new projects in the works for our favorite “Harry Potter” alum, including those of David Tennant, David Thewlis, and David Heyman (Wow! That’s a lot of Davids!), and of course, we prepare for Alan Rickman’s last film: “Alice Through the Looking Glass”. Check out what is in the works below!
Daniel Radcliffe will be in the upcoming “Now You See Me 2” in the role of antagonist Walter. Dan has said that the character is a kind of anti-magician, but in the newest trailer, we see that instead of Harry’s wand, this character seems more at home around the magic of technology!
At the age of 69 from cancer.
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Mafalda Hopkirk (DH1)
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