Daniel Radcliffe is no angel and he acknowledges it fully. We learned in the summer of 2011 from British GQ, that Radcliffe had had to battle a reliance on alcohol. He stated that he felt he could not enjoy himself without alcohol and would drink profusely. In a recent article via hypable.com, Radcliffe reveals more of that time and admits to turning up on HarryPotter sets, especially Half-Blood Prince, still under the influence.
Radcliffe can easily point out where he looks “dead behind the eyes”. Here is what he had to say to Heatworld.com:
You’re only 22. Don’t most people in their early twenties drink too much? Unfortunately it’s not that simple. I have a very addictive personality. It was a problem.
Really? There were never any stories of you going on wild benders… People with problems like that are very adept at hiding it. It was bad. I don’t want to go into details but I drank a lot and it was daily – I mean nightly. I can honestly say that I never drank at work on Harry Potter. I went into work still drunk, but I never drank at work. Get the whole story »
Daniel Radcliffe’s interview with Jonathan Ross aired on ITV1 this evening in the UK. They talked about the last day on set, moving on from Harry Potter, Robert Pattinson and Twilight, crazy Japanese fans (with hilarious video clip), his love life, his upcoming film The Woman in Black and briefly talked about his new recently announced film Kill Your Darlings.
We managed to record it all for you and you can watch the interview in two parts here.
The final nominations for the BAFTAs (the British Academy Film Awards) were announced this morning. Daniel Radcliffe, along with rising star Holliday Grainger, announced the nominees for the main categories, and you can watch a replay of that announcement below.
Outside of the main categories, Harry Potter got four nominations for the following:
Production Design
Makeup & Hair
Special Visual Effects
Sound
Deathly Hallows Part 2 was initially long-listed in a further seven categories which it sadly missed out on: Outstanding British Film, Editing, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Costume Design, Original Music and Supporting Actor – Alan Rickman. Get the whole story »
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