From left: Rupert Grint, Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe Warner Bros. There's no bad blood between Harry Potter costars Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint. Despite an interview that Radcliffe recently did that "was blown out of proportion," the Woman in Black star says he and Grint, 23, are "very, very good friends." "It's just ridiculous," Radcliffe, 22, told On Air with Ryan Seacrest . "Someone said, 'Are you in contact with Rupert and Emma [Watson] at the moment?' And I said, 'Emma and I have been texting recently, but Rupert and I never text.' " Apologizing to fans who took the quotes the wrong way, he explains, "We have never texted each other in 10 years of filming. We just never have. We are lazy texters. We've never texted each other back. And we both know that's how the other person is." But the big-screen besties make up for their lack of digital communication in person. "I know that ...

If Daniel Radcliffe bares all in his new movie Kill Your Darlings , viewers will see the 22-year-old the way God intended. "I'm comfortable with my body," Radcliffe tells The Sun . "I've just been having a discussion with the guy who's directing my new project. It might have a bit of nudity and he said, 'Just to let you know, if you're getting naked, no landscaping of any kind. This is the 1940s.'" PHOTOS: See the Harry Potter cast, then and now Radcliffe laughed and replied: "It's pretty much there anyway, mate! Not a huge amount of maintenance going on." VIDEO: Ouch! Watch another star get a bikini wax The Harry Potter star admits he sometimes manscapes -- but not for his benefit. "I mean, there's a little bit, obviously, for courtesy," he says. PHOTOS: Ten years of Harry Potter premieres The Woman in Black actor, who's currently dating production assistant Rosie Coke , adds: "This is way too much...

Daniel Radcliffe has clarified his recent comments that he and former Harry Potter co-star Rupert Grint aren't close. The actor was quoted in a recent interview as saying that he and Emma Watson text message each other "all the time", but claimed that he and Grint aren't the best of friends . "If I see him every six months or so, it's a friendly 'hello, how's things with you' but that's about it," Radcliffe apparently said of his friendship with Grint. Radcliffe was interviewed on Ryan Seacrest 's On Air radio programme on Tuesday (January 31) and took the opportunity to assure Harry Potter fans that he gets on well with Grint. "Rupert and I never text, we never have in 10 years of filming. We are crappy at texting each other back and we both know that's how the other person is and we just accept it," Radcliffe explained. "The next time I see Rupert we will sit down next to each other and chat and it will be l...

The next few years are going to be pretty exciting for fans of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. It was recently announced that a new Wizarding World location would be opening up in Universal Hollywood over the next few years as Universal Orlando expands its current "Potter"-themed area. What's neat about the Wizarding World is the ability for the "Potter" legacy to live on even as we get further and further away from the culmination of the book and film series'. No matter how many years pass, Harry, Ron and Hermione will still be there, ageless, inviting fans to go on adventures with them in "Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey." Daniel Radcliffe and castmates Emma Watson and Rupert Grint all recorded video specifically for "Forbidden Journey" while they were still shooting "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." It's worth wondering, then, whether or not Wizarding World's expansion means Dan, Emma and Rupert mi...

Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe has said that he felt as though he was "living under a cloud of shame" before conquering his issues with alcohol . The Woman In Black star, who proclaimed in December that he is happy to be sober , said that he started to drink heavily so he could be "entertaining and interesting". " It was bad. I don't want to go into details but I drank a lot and it was daily - I mean nightly," he told Heat . "I can point to many scenes [in Harry Potter ] where I'm just gone. Dead behind the eyes. "I loved the fact I suddenly could talk to people and feel so entertaining and so interesting. But after a while, you're living under such a cloud of shame about what you've done and the dread of who you might see, what you might have said to them, what you might have done with them. "You either have to change something or give into that shame and I wasn't prepared to do that at 21." Radcliffe also d...

Told not to trim his publc hair ... Actor Daniel Radcliffe also revealed he was not fond of the 'Brazilian' on women. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images) Source: Getty Images Best Weekend's Victoria Hannaford gets a Muggle's take on the magical world of Harry Potter at the Powerhouse Museum. IT'S as he says, too much information, yet Daniel Radcliffe talks about pubic hair. Radcliffe , who played Harry Potter from the first movie Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2001, was told to leave his pubic hair untrimmed for his role as Jewish beat poet Allen Ginsberg in forthcoming movie, Kill Your Darlings . The 22-year-old revealed director John Krokidas told him any "landscaping" of his intimate area was off limits. Pictures: Daniel Radcliffe Pictures: Harry Potter is all grown up Radcliffe, who appeared naked on stage in Equus , revealed: "I'm comfortable with my body. It's funny, actually, I've just been having a discus...

(EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE) Actor Daniel Radcliffe visits "The Elvis Duran Z100 Morning Show" at Z100 Studio on January 30, 2012 in New York City. (Getty Images) more pics Daniel Radcliffe (Getty Images) He's not battling dark wizards anymore, but Daniel Radcliffe is still fighting against the forces of evil. Radcliffe visited The Elvis Duran Z100 Morning Show on Monday to promote his first post- Harry Potter flick, a British haunted house movie called The Woman in Black . The actor plays a young widowed father who travels to a small village for work only to encounter some nasty supernatural forces. While Radcliffe acknowledges that his latest movie has some fantasy elements in common with Harry Potter , he also thinks that there are enough differences to keep fans guessing. "The main difference, I think, is that there's no safety net in this movie. He's just going to die!" he told The Toronto Sun in an interview about The Woman in Black . "With Pott...

Daniel Radcliffe talks about The Woman in Black, his first movie since the Harry Hotter series at the Hazelton Hotel in Toronto, Jan. 27. (Dave Abel/QMI Agency) Daniel Radcliffe is happy to report that, after a decade of portraying a certain Hogwarts Quidditch player, people finally know his name. "I've noticed this especially lately," He-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named-Harry-Potter said good-naturedly during a busy Toronto visit, to promote his lead role in the gothic British haunted house film The Woman In Black. That movie opens in theatres nationwide on Friday. "People call me Daniel, mostly, on the street. When they do call me 'Harry,' it's usually because they're trying to piss me off. And that doesn't work. You have to say a lot worse to me than that." Still, we note, if you want to put distance between yourself and Voldemort, a movie about a vengeful ghost that periodically lures the children of a small village to their deaths seems a rather s...

12:02, Monday, 30 January 2012 Daniel Radcliffe has confessed that he would play Harry Potter again if the material was good enough. The 22-year old, who is currently promoting his latest flick Woman In Black , has told the Chicago Sun-Times that he will never say never to portraying the wizard again. Speaking of a possible comeback as Potter, Radcliffe revealed: "If it was good enough, I would be Harry Potter again. If it was anything short of good enough, I would say no, "I know I wouldn't be Harry again for nostalgic or dutiful reasons. But if I learned one thing in life, it's that it's foolish to cut yourself off from anything. My motto is to never say never." Daniel also recently admitted that he is still too embarrassed to watch himself in the Harry Potter flicks, stating to The Mirror : "I'd cringe so hard my face would fall off." Last week, Radcliffe also hit the headlines after claiming that himself and co-star Rupert Grint - who p...

NEW YORK Daniel Radcliffe had to decide what his first starring film role would be after the "Harry Potter" franchise ended in 2011, and he didn't make that decision lightly. Despite demonstrating his acting range by starring in "Equus" and "How to Succeed in Business" on Broadway, the pressure was on for Radcliffe to prove he could play more than Potter on the big screen. He chose "The Woman in Black," a dark thriller about a recently widowed father who is haunted by his wife's death. The movie will be in theaters Feb. 3. "I never expected the first thing I did after 'Potter' to be a horror film or anything like that. That was one of the reasons it was intriguing to me as well because it was so unexpected," Radcliffe, 22, said in a recent interview. He also talked about growing up fast; getting praise from actor Sean Connery, who starred in James Bond films; and why he isn't ready to marry his longtime girlfriend. ...

January 30, 2012 08:37:07 GMT Explaining his reason for taking the starring role in the horror movie post-'Harry Potter', Radcliffe says, 'I think any actor worth their salt wants to show as much versatility as they possibly can.' CBS Films has admitted that he wanted to eradicate his fabled "Harry Potter" image by tackling a very different role in his upcoming film, "". When discussing his latest movie with Twitch, the 22-year-old British actor opened up that starring in the horror pic was "a good first step" to break away from the wizard boy persona that has made him famous. "I think this is a very good first step," he said. "I was under no illusions that people would see this film and go, 'Christ! He's not Harry Potter anymore, he's completely transformed!' I didn't ever think that was going to happen." The London-born thesp continued on, "But I think it's a good first step in that I loo...

A nd you thought Voldemort was scary. Daniel Radcliffe is back battling supernatural specters, of a very different sort, in The Woman in Black. A remake of a 1980s British TV miniseries, Woman in Black also marks the 22-year-old actors graduation from the Harry Potter [ website ] series and entry into adult roles. Radcliffe plays a recently widowed father who travels to a remote village terrorized by a vengeful ghost. In a way I get the best of both worlds with this part because its challenging and different from Potter and also breaks me away from everyone seeing me in a schoolboy outfit for 10 years. Now theyre seeing me as a dad, which is great, Radcliffe said in a one-on-one interview at New Yorks Regency Hotel. But equally, he continued, its not so different and weird that everyone will go, Oh, now hes trying to shock us into thinking hes somebody different. After starring in two hit stage revivals that were far from Potter territory, Equus and the musical How to Succeed In Busin...

Daniel Radcliffe is no Harry Potter in "Woman in Black." By Gael Fashingbauer Cooper Some big names show up in movie theaters this week. Daniel Radcliffe is onscreen with "Woman in Black," while Madonna is behind the camera with "W.E." And onthe small screen,"The Voice" returns with another season of musical competition. Here's our look at the week ahead in entertainment. Movies Daniel Radcliffe will forever be Harry Potter to many, but in "The Woman in Black," dubbed "Scary Potter" by some, he plays a more adult role. Radcliffe's character is an English lawyer and young father who travels to a spooky house where all kinds of creepy things are going on -- maybe you've seen the shivery posters featuring old photographs with scratched-out eyes. Unfortunately,this time Radcliffedoesn't have his Potter powers to help out. This looks like a regular scare-fest, and it's good to see Radcliffe back on the big scre...

Gabriele Dow Daniel Radcliffe has not ruled out playing Harry Potter again. If it was good enough, I would be Harry Potter again. If it was anything short of good enough, I would say no, Radcliffe told the Chicago Sun-Times . I know I wouldnt be Harry again for nostalgic or dutiful reasons." In the meantime, Radcliffe is quite busy. He just finished his run on Broadway performing as J. Pierrepont Finch in How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying , and The Woman In Black , his first post- Harry Potter film will be released Friday, February 3. The movies official website describes Radcliffe as a widowed lawyer whose grief has put his career in jeopardy." When he arrives in a small town to handle the affairs of a client, he ends up in a house haunted from secrets of the past. Ive had a lovely first year away from being Harry, Radcliffe said. In that first year, Radcliffe has remained a humble servant to his work, while refusing to limit himself. Im just a crazy kind of...

Daniel Radcliffe had to decide what his first starring film role would be after the Harry Potter franchise ended in 2011. He didnt make that decision lightly. Despite demonstrating his acting range by starring in Equus and How to Succeed in Business on Broadway, the pressure was on for Radcliffe to prove he could play more than Potter on the big screen. He chose The Woman in Black, a dark thriller about a recently widowed father who is haunted by his wifes death. The movie will be in theaters Feb. 3. I never expected the first thing I did after Potter to be a horror film or anything like that. That was one of the reasons it was intriguing to me as well because it was so unexpected, Radcliffe said. This film is a film that has a great story but it is driven by characters at the heart of it.

By Alicia QuarlesAssociated Press Carlo Allegri/Associated Press Actor Daniel Radcliffe is moving on from the "Harry Potter" franchise. NEW YORK Daniel Radcliffe had to decide what his first starring film role would be after the "Harry Potter" franchise ended in 2011, and he didn't make that decision lightly. Despite demonstrating his acting range by starring in "Equus" and "How to Succeed in Business" on Broadway, the pressure was on for Radcliffe to prove he could play more than Potter on the big screen. He chose "The Woman in Black," a dark thriller about a recently widowed father who is haunted by his wife's death. The movie will be in theaters Friday. "I never expected the first thing I did after Potter' to be a horror film or anything like that. That was one of the reasons it was intriguing to me as well because it was so unexpected," Radcliffe said in a recent interview. He also talked about growing up fast...

Daniel Radcliffe Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe never watches the hit films because he is too embarrassed to see himself on the screen. Daniel, 22, says he hates seeing himself on screen in the boy wizard role that made him a worldwide star and multi-millionaire. He said: Id cringe so hard my face would fall off. Advertisement >> The actor, who played JK Rowlings hero from age 11, also admitted he started to drink too much while filming the last instalment. He said: I was able to do my job and never drank at work, but it was a daily thing leading me down a very, very destructive path. Daniel dating Rosie Coker, 22, who he met on the set of the last Harry Potter film stars in horror thriller The Woman In Black, which is due out this year. daniel radcliffe , harry potter

Daniel Radcliffe had to decide what his first starring film role would be after the Harry Potter franchise ended in 2011. He didnt make that decision lightly. Despite demonstrating his acting range by starring in Equus and How to Succeed in Business on Broadway, the pressure was on for Radcliffe to prove he could play more than Potter on the big screen. He chose The Woman in Black, a dark thriller about a recently widowed father who is haunted by his wifes death. The movie will be in theaters Feb. 3. I never expected the first thing I did after Potter to be a horror film or anything like that. That was one of the reasons it was intriguing to me as well because it was so unexpected, Radcliffe said. This film is a film that has a great story but it is driven by characters at the heart of it.

Daniel Radcliffe thinks he would be "mad" to get engaged. The 'Harry Potter' star - who has been dating production assistant Rosie Coker for 18 months - admitted while he is not scared of commitment, it is "much, much too soon" for the couple to think about tying the knot. When asked whether he would be popping the question anytime soon, he told the Daily Star newspaper: "God, Christ no, I won't be getting engaged this year. "I'm not terrified of commitment, but it is much, much too soon. I think we'd be mad to go for it now. It'll be a while off yet." The 22-year-old actor has previously admitted he was terrible at dating, and had no idea what to do on his first few dates with Rosie. Daniel explained: "I hated dating, because I'm crap at it! With Rosie, I didn't know what was appropriate, like on which date you're supposed to try and kiss her. "I went to kiss Rosie and at the last minute lost my nerve and...

FEW names in horror command more respect than Hammer. The director John Carpenter has said that seeing The Curse of Frankenstein, the first gothic hit by Hammer Film Productions, as a kid transformed him. Another esteemed veteran of the genre, Joe Dante, said the same movie lived up to its tag line promise to haunt you forever. And Martin Scorsese has described an obscure sequel, Frankenstein Created Woman, as close to something sublime. What makes the enduring reputation of Hammer, the tiny British fantasy factory, even more impressive is that the company all but disappeared right as the horror genre boomed. Hammer struggled financially through much of the 1970s, ceasing production by the end of the decade. Whats more surprising perhaps is that since then reviving Hammer, built on sequels and remakes, has proven far more difficult than reanimating Frankensteins monster. A group of admirers, including the director Richard Donner, looked into buying Hammer in the 1980s before disco...

Daniel Radcliffe did not watch 'The Woman in Black' stage show after he was cast in the film version because he didn't want it to influence his performance. Daniel Radcliffe refused to watch the 'Woman in Black' stage production after landing a role in the film. The 22-year-old actor - who shot to fame playing Harry Potter in the wizarding franchise from the age of 11 - stars as Arthur Kipps in the big screen adaptation of Susan Hill's novel but wouldn't go and see the play also based on the book in case it influenced his performance. He said: "I spent most of my childhood on film sets and there was no way I was going to watch it once I got the part - I'm a terrible copycat actor. "And yes, I read the book and met with Susan Hill. It's a wonderful story, a complete page turner." Despite starring in the supernatural thriller, Daniel insists he isn't a fan of horror movies because he is easily scared. He told the Independent newspape...

Home > News > hollywood-news Washington, Jan 26 : Daniel Radcliffe has revealed that he won't be getting married to girlfriend Rosie Coker anytime soon. The 'Harry Potter' star - who has been dating production assistant Coker for 18 months - admitted while he is not scared of commitment, it is "much, much too soon" for the couple to think about tying the knot, Contactmusic reported. He thinks he would be "mad" to get engaged to Coker now. "God, Christ no, I won't be getting engaged this year," he told the Daily Star newspaper when asked whether he would be popping the question anytime soon. "I'm not terrified of commitment, but it is much, much too soon. I think we'd be mad to go for it now. It'll be a while off yet," he said. The 22-year-old actor has previously admitted he was terrible at dating, and had no idea what to do on his first few dates with Coker. "I hated dating, because I'm crap at it! Wi...

Daniel Radcliffe doesn't believe in ghosts [newKerala.com News # 150066] Home News RSS Feeds Photo Gallery Home > News > hollywood-news Washington, Jan 26 : Daniel Radcliffe has said that he has never seen a ghost and doesn't believe in them. 'The Woman in Black' actor who stars in new supernatural thriller 'Woman in Black' - doesn't believe he will ever share the experiences depicted in the movie because he doubts the existence of supernatural beings. "I'm not a believer in ghosts so I find it very unlikely that I'll ever see one," Contactmusic quoted him as telling BANG Showbiz. While Daniel found shooting his new movie to be a relaxing appearance, he admitted he was occasionally "frightened" when he caught a glimpse of co-star Liz White, who plays the titular ghost. "Other than being occasionally scared by Liz White who would just sort of sit around in the Woman in Black outfit - I'd just sort of catch a glimps...