It’s been four years since Daniel Radcliffe last appeared on screen as the Boy Who Lived, bringing to life a character that impacted many lives, including his own. Just when you thought you knew everything that there was to know about the 26-year-old actor, his recent interview with “Nylon” gives you a glimpse of his post-“Potter” lifestyle.
Halloween is upon us in all its glory. Get ready for the pumpkins, fake blood, make-up and costumes in this week’s spooktacular roundup.
Daniel Radcliffe will receive a prestigious star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles next month. The actor will be presented with his star at a ceremony in LA on November 12 and in doing, so will become the 2,565th name on the historical star-studded walkway.
Spanish director Alejandro Amenábar is probably best known for the intensely creepy movie “The Others”, with many hoping his latest movie “Regression” would be a return for the chilling work he became known for. Starring Ethan Hawke as Detective Bruce Kenner, “Regression” is set in the small town of Hoyek, Minnesota, in 1990 and follows Angela Gray (played by Emma Watson), who accuses her father of sexually abusing her. Although he has no recollection of doing so, her father John (David Dencik) confesses to the crime and hands himself over to the police.
The last book would’ve been more like “Harry Potter and the Drunk-ly Hallows”, am I right?
It’s been just about a year since Emma Watson launched the UN’s HeforShe campaign, which works to involve men and boys in the fight for equal rights for women around the world. Since that time, Emma has been a committed and vocal advocate for feminism and equality. As part of that commitment, Emma recently lent her voice to a report by the “Guardian” profiling the experiences of women in the film and entertainment industry, 99% of whom have experienced sexism.
Jessie Cave continues her fascinating journey through motherhood, Emma Watson proves just how busy she really is and the HP family welcomes a particularly cute member. It’s time for this week’s Social Roundup.
Watch the new trailer for Emma Watson’s “Colonia” and check out a review of the film from the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
When you’ve got eight movies in a series, and three films set to be a part of an upcoming spin-off, that’s a lot of actors and actresses to keep track of – but we wouldn’t have it any other way! This year, the Toronto International Film Festival is featuring no fewer than 12 films that “Harry Potter” alumni and “Fantastic Beasts” cast members are a part of.
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