by Ashleigh Schmitz Happy birthday, Daniel Radcliffe ! The Harry Potter star turns 23 today. Rather than float into muggle oblivion, the most-recognized wizard in the world has been keeping busy. Since wrapping the "Harry Potter" films, Radcliffe has starred on Broadway in last years successful revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and in the 2012 horror hit The Woman in Black. Today we toast Radcliffes 23rd year by looking ahead to his future projects. "Kill Your Darlings" Starring alongside Elizabeth Olsen and Dane DeHaan, Radcliffe will portray poet Allen Ginsberg in this thriller-biopic focusing on the Beat Generation of the 1930s. Most importantly, Radcliffe will don a new pair of glasses for the role. Heres hoping he can make the on-screen move to contacts in a future film. "A Young Doctors Notebook" For this four-part British miniseries Radcliffe will share the role of Dr. Vladimir Bomgard with Jon Hamm, at different ages. So...

Butterbeers all around - Daniel Radcliffe turned 23 yesterday. What's more, the Gryffindor alum has been keeping more than busy since the release of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," closing the final book on the supernatural child who spent ten years dealing with death threats from a parasitic snake-man with gnarly fingernails and seemingly no access to shoes. That being said, we all remember when the boy wizard suddenly morphed into a man who really, really loved horses in Peter Shaffer's West End revival of "Equus." And sure, he took a risk - a nude, controversial risk - but its those unconventional roles that can make a great actor an awesome one. And he's certainly been awesome, from a light-hearted, bow-tied turn on Broadway in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," to scaring us silly in creepy sleeper hit "The Woman in Black," to showing some serious comedic chops as one-time host of "Saturday ...

by Ashleigh Schmitz Happy birthday, Daniel Radcliffe ! The Harry Potter star turns 23 today. Rather than float into muggle oblivion, the most-recognized wizard in the world has been keeping busy. Since wrapping the "Harry Potter" films, Radcliffe has starred on Broadway in last years successful revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and in the 2012 horror hit The Woman in Black. Today we toast Radcliffes 23rd year by looking ahead to his future projects. "Kill Your Darlings" Starring alongside Elizabeth Olsen and Dane DeHaan, Radcliffe will portray poet Allen Ginsberg in this thriller-biopic focusing on the Beat Generation of the 1930s. Most importantly, Radcliffe will don a new pair of glasses for the role. Heres hoping he can make the on-screen move to contacts in a future film. "A Young Doctors Notebook" For this four-part British miniseries Radcliffe will share the role of Dr. Vladimir Bomgard with Jon Hamm, at different ages. So...

The boy wizard of Britain hasn't been resting on his laurels since finishing up the "Harry Potter" series. The young actor celebrates his golden birthday today, July 23, and has plenty on his plate to keep him occupied for the next few years. Since vanquishing Lord Voldemort, Radcliffe has locked horns with a vengeful ghost in the horror-thriller "The Woman in Black," showed off his funny bone by hosting "Saturday Night Live," and displayed his musical chops in the Broadway revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." The Hogwarts graduate seems determined to pursue an eclectic mix of roles and artistic mediums in the future as well. Here's a snippet of what he has coming up next. Increasing His Indie Cred Earlier this year, the talented actor lent his skills and fame to British indie band Slow Club in a one-take music video for their new single "The Beginners." He also scheduled his return to the West End by ...

2012-07-22 15:41 by Nadia Neophytou, City Press Johannesburg - Hes lived most of the past decade in the public eye but few people know young British actor Daniel Radcliffe can claim some South African ties. The 22-year-old, whose new movie The Woman in Black opened in South Africa this weekend, describes himself as a complete mutt. I have South African, Polish, Russian, Jewish and Northern Irish Protestant in me. Radcliffes maternal grandfather was South African, and his own mother was born here although her story is not something hes keen to tell in detail. He wasnt the most pleasant man in the world. We very rarely talk about it. My mum, with her mum, at the time at the age of two weeks old was the youngest baby to fly out of South Africa on South African Airways. Its a very long story, but my grandfather basically didnt treat my grandmother well, and that led to them fleeing from him and the country. T he Woman in Black shows he has a lot more to him than just playing a boy w...

Daniel Radcliffe strikes a pose during a premire of his latest movie, The Woman in Black, which released in February this year. | BIRTHDAY BLAST: Dashing Daniel Radcliffe | Photos Entertainment | - hindustantimes.com Mon,23 Jul 2012

2012-07-22 15:41 by Nadia Neophytou, City Press Johannesburg - Hes lived most of the past decade in the public eye but few people know young British actor Daniel Radcliffe can claim some South African ties. The 22-year-old, whose new movie The Woman in Black opened in South Africa this weekend, describes himself as a complete mutt. I have South African, Polish, Russian, Jewish and Northern Irish Protestant in me. Radcliffes maternal grandfather was South African, and his own mother was born here although her story is not something hes keen to tell in detail. He wasnt the most pleasant man in the world. We very rarely talk about it. My mum, with her mum, at the time at the age of two weeks old was the youngest baby to fly out of South Africa on South African Airways. Its a very long story, but my grandfather basically didnt treat my grandmother well, and that led to them fleeing from him and the country. T he Woman in Black shows he has a lot more to him than just playing a boy w...

Now, you can breathe a sigh of relief! After weeks of speculations and rumours circulating on various websites and blogs about the fate of the final two Harry Potter films, it is confirmed that the three lead actors have signed on to reprise their roles. Warner Bros. announced that Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint would star in the last two Harry Potter movies -- Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince and Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows . Relax Potter! I will be returning as your sidekick! In a press release, president of production for Warner Bros, Jeff Robinov, said, "It would be inconceivable to imagine anyone else in the roles with which they have become so identified, so we are thrilled and proud that Daniel, Rupert and Emma have chosen to complete the arc of their characters in the final two films." Earlier this month, rumours were circulating that Emma, who plays the uptight Hermione Granger, wasn't keen to sign for the last two movies. Was that...

Daniel Radcliffe has signed up for romantic comedy 'F Word'. The 'Woman in Black' actor will star opposite US actress Zoe Kazan - who stars in 2007 comedy drama 'The Savages' and Joss Whedon's latest project 'In Your Eyes' - with 'Goon' helmer Michael Dowse in line to direct the motion picture. The film tells the story of a pair of twentysomethings - Wallace (Daniel) and Chantry (Zoe) - who hit it off after meeting at a party, but they are forced to keep their relationship platonic and decide to just be friends because Zoe's alter-ego has a long-term boyfriend. 'F Word' is based on the play 'Toothpaste and Cigars' by T.J. Dawe and Michael Rinaldi, with production set to begin mid-August in Toronto. Elan Mastai is penning the script for the movie, with David Gross and Jesse Shapira set to produce along with Marc Stephenson and Hartley Gorenstein. Since starring in eight 'Harry Potter' movies, Daniel has taken on muc...

Now, you can breathe a sigh of relief! After weeks of speculations and rumours circulating on various websites and blogs about the fate of the final two Harry Potter films, it is confirmed that the three lead actors have signed on to reprise their roles. Warner Bros. announced that Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint would star in the last two Harry Potter movies -- Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince and Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows . Relax Potter! I will be returning as your sidekick! In a press release, president of production for Warner Bros, Jeff Robinov, said, "It would be inconceivable to imagine anyone else in the roles with which they have become so identified, so we are thrilled and proud that Daniel, Rupert and Emma have chosen to complete the arc of their characters in the final two films." Earlier this month, rumours were circulating that Emma, who plays the uptight Hermione Granger, wasn't keen to sign for the last two movies. Was that...

Daniel Radcliffe has signed up for romantic comedy 'F Word'. The 'Woman in Black' actor will star opposite US actress Zoe Kazan - who stars in 2007 comedy drama 'The Savages' and Joss Whedon's latest project 'In Your Eyes' - with 'Goon' helmer Michael Dowse in line to direct the motion picture. The film tells the story of a pair of twentysomethings - Wallace (Daniel) and Chantry (Zoe) - who hit it off after meeting at a party, but they are forced to keep their relationship platonic and decide to just be friends because Zoe's alter-ego has a long-term boyfriend. 'F Word' is based on the play 'Toothpaste and Cigars' by T.J. Dawe and Michael Rinaldi, with production set to begin mid-August in Toronto. Elan Mastai is penning the script for the movie, with David Gross and Jesse Shapira set to produce along with Marc Stephenson and Hartley Gorenstein. Since starring in eight 'Harry Potter' movies, Daniel has taken on muc...

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Daniel Radcliffe has signed up for romantic comedy 'F Word'. The 'Woman in Black' actor will star opposite US actress Zoe Kazan - who stars in 2007 comedy drama 'The Savages' and Joss Whedon's latest project 'In Your Eyes' - with 'Goon' helmer Michael Dowse in line to direct the motion picture. The film tells the story of a pair of twentysomethings - Wallace (Daniel) and Chantry (Zoe) - who hit it off after meeting at a party, but they are forced to keep their relationship platonic and decide to just be friends because Zoe's alter-ego has a long-term boyfriend. 'F Word' is based on the play 'Toothpaste and Cigars' by T.J. Dawe and Michael Rinaldi, with production set to begin mid-August in Toronto. Elan Mastai is penning the script for the movie, with David Gross and Jesse Shapira set to produce along with Marc Stephenson and Hartley Gorenstein. Since starring in eight 'Harry Potter' movies, Daniel has taken on muc...

Little did we know that only one year after the "Harry Potter" series released its final film, Daniel Radcliffe would have moved on to romantic comedies. But that's exactly what the young Brit is planning, according to Variety . The trade is reporting that Radcliffe has joined the cast of the upcoming romcom "The F Word" alongside "Ruby Sparks" star Zoe Kazan. Before you start thinking that Radcliffe's head has gone straight to the gutter, the titular "f" word is supposed to be "friend," as in Kazan's character only thinks of him as a friend. The movie follows Radcliffe's character after he falls for Kazan but has to hide his romantic feelings from her until she feels the same way. "Goon" helmer Michael Dowse is directing "The F Word". It's based on the play "Cigars and Toothpaste" by T.J. Dawe and Michael Rinaldi. We're glad that Radcliffe is making such a departure from his typic...

July 18, 2012 11:48 'Harry Potter' actor cast in an upcoming Canadian romantic comedy called 'The F Word' Buy DVD and Blu-ray from Amazon UK Daniel Radcliffe has been cast in a new romantic comedy film called The F Word . Radcliffe will star opposite American actress Zoe Kazan , who has previously appeared in Meek's Cutoff , It's Complicated and Me And Orson Welles . According to Variety , the Canadian indie film will begin shooting on August 15 in Toronto. The F Word 's provocative title apparently refers to the dreaded expression "just friends". Radcliffe and Kazan will play characters who enjoy a flirtatious encounter at a party, but have to keep their relationship platonic because Kazan's character has a long-term boyfriend. The film is based on the play Toothpaste And Cigars by TJ Dawe and Michael Rinaldi with a script by Elan Mastai . It will be directed by Michael Dowse , whose previous credits include Goon and It's All Gone Pe...

July 18, 2012 06:37:22 GMT The 'Harry Potter' actor will star opposite Zoe Kazan in the movie about a pair who actually falls in love with each other, but decides to remain friends since the girl has already had a boyfriend. Photo credit: Marcella Merk/WENN is about to try out a new genre for his upcoming movie. The British actor, who's famously known as the titular wizard in the "Harry Potter" film series, has scored a role in a romantic comedy pic called "". Variety reports that Radcliffe is set to star opposite "" actress in the new film, which will be directed by "" helmer Michael Dowse. Elan Mastai, meanwhile, has written the script that was mentioned on the 2008 Black List. Radcliffe is cast as Wallace, while Kazan is set to portray his love interest Chantry. The two build chemistry after meeting at a party. The fact that the girl has already had a longtime boyfriend forces them to deny their feelings and try to be just friend...

Daniel Radcliffe is certainly filling his post- Harry Potter resume with an eclectic collection of roles. After starring in this years horror film The Woman in Black , the actor has signed on to star in a thriller, Horns and now an indie comedy titled The F Word . Variety reported Tuesday that Radcliffe will co-star in The F Word with Ruby Sparks actress Zoe Kazan. The indie comedys script was written by The Samaritan writer Elan Mastai with Goon director Michael Dowse set to helm the project. According to The Hollywood Reporter , the film was acquired by Canadian distributor Entertainment One, which will handle distribution in Canada and the U.K. The company will then sell distribution rights for other territories. UTA and Jamie Feldman will sell the film to distributors for the U.S. No Trace Campings Jesse Shapira and David Gross will produce with Marc Stephenson and Hartley Gorenstein. The films executive producers will be Dowse and Jeff Arkuss and Mark Costa and Ford Oelman ...

By Richard Lawson | The Atlantic Wire 17 mins ago Today in showbiz: Harry Potter tries out a new genre, Juliette Lewis gets a big break again, and Andrew Stanton receives his post- John Carter sentence. RELATED: Katie Holmes Hit by Garbage Truck Daniel Radcliffe may have once wooed Ginny Weasely, but that was amid lots of wizard battles and Snape attacks and whatnot, so he barely had any time to be romantic. But now he does. He's just been cast in an indie romantic comedy called The F Word , which allll about f*ckin'. Ha, no, no, it's about friendship . Meaning, Radcliffe gets put in the ol' "friend zone" by Zoe Kazan. (Better than being put in the communist zone by Elia Kazan.) So can Radcliffe pull off romantic comedy ? He basically did in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying on Broadway, so why not in some raggedy little indie movie? Have at it, Danny boy. Just don't go do a movie with Katherine Heigl next if this works out. [ Varie...

WENN.com Daniel Radcliffe, in a bid to shake off his Harry Potter spectacles, has lined up a juicy new chapter in his film career; it's time for the romantic comedy. Daniel Radcliffe, who recently chilled us to our bones in horror film 'The Woman In Black', is joining Zoe Kazan for indie rom-com 'The F Word', which is all about finding yourself stuck in that oh-so-painful Friend Zone. The story, based on the play 'Toothpaste And Cigars', follows Wallace (Radcliffe) and Chantry (Kazan), a pair of twentysomethings who meet at a party and REALLY hit it off. We're talking flirtatious banter, accidental arm brushes... the works. BUT, sadly for Wallace, Chantry has a long-term boyfriend - so the pair decide to remain "just friends". We've all been there Daniel! The film will hopefully begin production in August, with the majority of shooting taking place in Toronto. And we couldn't be more excited to see Daniel Radcliffe show off his cute and...

No, you don't have to up your dose of anti-psychotics that sound you hear actually is angels singing out in celebration. You see, Variety reports that Daniel Radcliffe , the wonderful Harry Potter star for whom we have all waited eagerly to enter new genres of film, is taking on his first romantic comedy: the provocatively titled The F Word . To add to the glory, he's got quite an adept partner in crime: Zoe Kazan , writer and star of the recent romantic foray Ruby Sparks . The F Word comes from director Michael Dowse , whose more recent ventures include Goon and Take Me Home Tonight . The story will feature Radcliffe as a nice guy who attempts to pioneer the idea of a successful platonic friendship between a man and a woman, despite his growing affection for her (a situation made worse by the fact that she already has a boyfriend). The project seems in keeping with a load of romantic comedy traditions, but the real strength of films in this genre is the charm of their sta...

Image Credit: Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic.com Daniel Radcliffe has been cast in the adaptation of Joe Hills New York Times best-seller Horns .Alexandre Aja ( The Hills Have Eyes ) will direct the film that centers onIg Perrish (Radcliffe),the prime suspect in the violent rape and murder of his girlfriend. Perrish awakens one day with a hangover and horns growing out of his head. More strange: The horns have the power to get people to confess theirsins which should help him find the real killer. Per the press release, This rock and roll infused dark fantasy explores why bad things happen to good people, and what the loss of true love can do to a man. Red Granite Pictures andMandalay Pictures will produce the film, which begins shooting this fall. Read more: The Woman in Black: Daniel Radcliffe on his post-Potter gothic horror hit EXCLUSIVE VIDEO Daniel Radcliffes got the Beat as Allen Ginsberg in new pic from Kill Your Darlings set

Daniel Radcliffe found fame as Harry Potter Daniel Radcliffe has sparked rumours that he's split from girlfriend Rosie Coker after he was pictured walking arm-in-arm with a mystery brunette on a night out. The pair talked and laughed as they made their way back to the 22-year-old actor's west London home. It's not the first time the Harry Potter actor has been seen with the mystery girl - they were first spotted hanging out together at a cricket match in 2010. However, a spokesman for Daniel says that his companion is 'just a friend'. Asked if he'd split from Rosie , the rep told The People: 'There will be no further comment on his private life.' Daniel began dating production assistant Rosie , also 22, in 2010 after meeting her on the set of Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince in 2007. SEE PICTURES Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows film premiere in New York>> SEE PICTURES Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows world premiere in Londo...

Daniel Radcliffe will star in Alexandre Ajas Horns , an adaptation of Joe Hills New York Times best-selling book. Complex reports that Radcliffe will play lead character Ig Perrish, the main suspect in the murder of his girlfriend. According to the Amazon description of the book, Perrish spends the one-year anniversary of his girlfriends death drinking and doing awful things. He awakens the next morning hung over to find horns growing from his head. The horns give Perrish new powers that will help him find his girlfriends true killer. Aja, whose directing career so far consists mainly of horror and thriller films including 2006s The Hills Have Eyes , spoke about why he decided to adapt the book for the big screen. After reading Joe Hill's cult book, I couldn't resist temptation to dive into the devilish underworld and reinvent a universal myth," Aja said, according to the Hollywood Reporter . " Horns is a wild ride of sin and crime, with a love story in its heart....

Metrotvnews.com, London : Aktor muda Daniel Radcliffe menyetujui projek film terbaru berjudul Horns. Drama horor ini dibuat berdasarkan sebuah buku karya Joe Hill. Digitalspy.com merilis, Horns mengisahkan seorang pria yang dituduh membunuh kekasihnya sendiri. Secara ajaib, sepasang tanduk tumbuh di kepalanya. Tanduk ini memberi kekuatan super yang mampu membuat seseorang mengakui segala perbuatannya. Sang karakter bertekad mengungkap konspirasi di balik semua tudingan. Horns akan mulai digarap dalam beberapa bulan ke depan. Radcliffe, pria yang namanya melambung lewat film Harry Potter , baru saja menyelesaikan film drama independen bertajuk Kill Your Darlings. Sementara film lainnya, The Woman in Black , belakangan dinobatkan sebagai film horor yang meraih penghasilan terbesar di Inggris.(digitalspy/wtr6)

YAHOO: Daniel Radcliffe is adding another supernatural film to his illustrious resume. The former "Harry Potter" and "The Woman in Black" actor will star in "Horns" - a big screen adaptation of Joe Hill's best-selling novel of the same title, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The 22-year-old actor will play Ig Perrish, a man under investigation for the rape and brutal murder of his girlfriend. Ig awakens after a night of drinking to find horns have sprouted from his head. The horns force people to confess their sins - a power that will aid him in the search to find his girlfriend's killer and avenge her death, THR reports. Director Alexandre Aja ("The Hills Have Eyes," "Piranha") will helm the thriller. "After reading Joe Hill's cult book, I couldn't resist temptation to dive into the devilish underworld and reinvent a universal myth," Alexandre said, according to THR. "'Horns' is a wild ride of...

Daniel Radcliffe will star in Alexandre Ajas Horns , an adaptation of Joe Hills New York Times best-selling book. Complex reports that Radcliffe will play lead character Ig Perrish, the main suspect in the murder of his girlfriend. According to the Amazon description of the book, Perrish spends the one-year anniversary of his girlfriends death drinking and doing awful things. He awakens the next morning hung over to find horns growing from his head. The horns give Perrish new powers that will help him find his girlfriends true killer. Aja, whose directing career so far consists mainly of horror and thriller films including 2006s The Hills Have Eyes , spoke about why he decided to adapt the book for the big screen. After reading Joe Hill's cult book, I couldn't resist temptation to dive into the devilish underworld and reinvent a universal myth," Aja said, according to the Hollywood Reporter . " Horns is a wild ride of sin and crime, with a love story in its heart....

The young Brit will lead the cast of Alexandre Aja's Horns, based on Joe Hill's novel of the same name. In the film, Radcliffe's character is accused of murder and sets out to prove his innocence by bringing the real killer to justice, while coming to terns with the horns growing out of his head, according to trade publication Variety.

Some actors spend years struggling to escape the shadow of that one iconic role that catapulted them to stardom. Harrison Ford is one notable example of a performer who managed to avoid the pitfalls that follow a breakthrough film. At the rate things are going, you may be able to add Daniel Radcliffe to the list. Earlier this year, Radcliffe followed a full decade of Harry Potter films with a solid performance and respectable box office take in The Woman in Black . Now, according to Variety , the actor has just signed to star in director Alexandre Ajas upcoming supernatural thriller Horns . Based on the novel by Joe Hill, the story follows a young man (played by Radcliffe) accused of murdering his girlfriend. One morning, he awakens to find that he is growing horns with the power to force people to confess their sins, a gift the character uses to clear his name and solve his girlfriends murder. With Aja at the helm, theres no telling if the films tone will emulate the B-movie mayhem...

Daniel Radcliffe has signed on to star in the upcoming drama Horns , it has been announced. Piranha director Alexandre Aja is set to direct the film, based on a book by Joe Hill. According to Variety , the film will focus on a man who is falsely accused of murdering his girlfriend, and wakes up to find that he has horns growing out of his head. The horns give him the power to make people confess crimes, which he uses to find out who the real killer is. Filming on Horns is scheduled to begin later this year. Radcliffe recently wrapped filming on the upcoming independent drama Kill Your Darlings , in which he plays a young Allen Ginsberg . His post- Harry Potter debut The Woman in Black recently became the biggest-grossing horror movie in the UK. Watch a trailer for The Woman in Black below:

Daniel Radcliffe went straight from playing Harry Potter to The Woman in Black , an intense period ghost story that wound up a major box office success for the legendary Hammer Film Productions. But while the film earned both money and a fair amount of critical acclaim, it also garnered more complaints than any other film so far this year. But what for? Since its release, the film has been reported to the British Board of Film Classification (the UK's film ratings group) 120 times by parents and other adults who found it "too scary" for kids. See, the film is rated 12A in the UK, the same rating that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 earned, and since it stars Harry Potter himself, parents expected to be able to show it to their kids with Potter-like results and instead got ... something else. "The main gist of the complaints was that people felt it was too scary for a 12A," a BBFC spokesperson said. "People have a certain expectations about film...

Daniel Radcliffe. Dave Abel/QMI Agency File LOS ANGELES - Daniel Radcliffe is about to plunge into the dark side again. Fresh off his horror hit The Woman in Black, Radcliffe will once again do his best to avoid typecasting by playing a suspected murderer and rapist in the movie, Horns. Radcliffe signed onto the project Friday, the films co-producers Red Granite and Mandalay Pictures said. Based on a novel by Joe Hill, Horns follows Ig Perrish (Radcliffe), who not only wakes up with a raging hangover to find out he not only is suspected of murdering his girlfriend, but has a pair of horns growing out of his head. He discovers his new head-gear has the power to make people confess their sins and give-in to their most unspeakable impulses. Alexandre Aja (The Hills Have Eyes, Piranha 3D) will direct from an adapted screenplay by Keith Bunin (In Treatment). Riza Aziz, Joey McFarland, Mandalay Pictures President Cathy Schulman and Adam Stone will produce. Joe Hill and Red Granites Joe Gatta...

By Brent Lang | Reuters 2 hrs 35 mins ago LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Daniel Radcliffe is about to plunge into the dark side again. Fresh off his horror hit "The Woman in Black," Radcliffe will once again do his best to avoid typecasting by playing a suspected murderer and rapist in the movie, "Horns." Radcliffe signed onto the project Friday, the film's co-producers Red Granite and Mandalay Pictures said. Based on a novel by Joe Hill , "Horns" follows Ig Perrish (Radcliffe), who not only wakes up with a raging hangover to find out he not only is suspected of murdering his girlfriend, but has a pair of horns growing out of his head. He discovers his new head-gear has the power to make people confess their sins and give-in to their most unspeakable impulses. Alexandre Aja ("The Hills Have Eyes," "Piranha 3D") will direct from an adapted screenplay by Keith Bunin ("In Treatment"). Riza Aziz, Joey McFarland, Mandalay Pic...

Caity Weaver View Profile Email Facebook Twitter AIM Google Plus RSS Danielle Radcliffe, who made his fortune teaching children that they can accomplish great things if only they have the good fortune to be accepted into a prestigious school of witchcraft and wizardy, has now resorted to terrorizing them. His film The Women in Black is the most complained-about film of 2! 012 so f ar , according to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC). The Telegraph reports that the Board has received 120 complaints about the thriller to datethree times the number it received for last year's most complained-about film, Black Swan . (Chief gripe about that one: "not enough ballet," apparently.) The BBFC, not exactly comprehending the fine distinction between "a sexy secret people are dying to know" and "a fact people will think about for .5 seconds" refuses to release the full details of the complaints until next year, when the board's annual repor...