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Daniel Radcliffe in ‘Equus’ on Broadway, Stripped of That Wizardry. Mr. Radcliffe appears to be negotiating the tricky transition from child star to adult actor without falling prey to drug- addled delusion, insufferable narcissism or late- night reality television.
His experience in “Equus,” which played to sellout crowds last year, has a lot to do with his confidence. Despite early grumbles that his casting was a cynical ploy, audiences loved him, and even London’s jaded critics were impressed. This is a performance by an actor of real potential,” Michael Billington wrote in The Guardian. Quentin Letts in The Daily Mail praised “the emergence of young Dan Radcliffe in the artistic raw, tested as an actor and found equal to a stretching role.”Mr.
Radcliffe looks nothing like Harry Potter. He wears no glasses; he has no scar on his forehead. He talks rapidly, with a streetwise London accent. Watch Rise Of The Guardians Online Free 2016 more.
He is buff from “Equus”- related exercise. He is 5 foot 5, shorter than you would think (as so many actors are) but comfortable enough to joke ruefully about it. In London in June he was wearing jeans, a black T- shirt with an indeterminate artsy picture on the front and a leather biker’s jacket.
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He was compellingly polite.“Equus” is a momentous play for people who came of age in the 1. Revelatory, even revolutionary, at the time, it now somewhat quaintly recalls that era’s debates about sanity and madness, with lengthy discussions of the virtues and limitations of therapy. Older friends had talked to Mr. Radcliffe about what the play meant to them, he said, and the role was a way to prove that he could put aside childish things without being too obvious about it.“If I went off and did another fantasy film, everyone would say, ‘He’s not even trying,’ but if I went off and played a drug dealer, they’d say, ‘God, he’s trying way too hard,’ ” he said.“It’s also the fact that he’s very different from Harry, a very violent character — he’s mentally unstable, that’s the long and short of it,” he said of his character. Alan Strang is a tortured soul with a deep connection to horses who, having blinded six of them in a night of misguided religious and sexual ecstasy, is stripped of his defenses and possibly his soul in a series of grueling sessions with a psychiatrist, played by Richard Griffiths. Mr. Griffiths is reprising his role from the West End show; the other actors are all new to the cast.)Photo.
The actor Daniel Radcliffe at the Broadhurst Theater, where he will appear in a revival of “Equus,” opening Sept. Credit. Ethan Hill for The New York Times In a follow- up conversation by telephone last month from New York, where rehearsals for the new production were under way, Mr. Radcliffe said he had been adjusting to Broadway and the cast, and refining his part by watching “A Clockwork Orange” at Mr. Griffith’s suggestion.“I didn’t want to just rehash the performance,” he said. I wanted it to be a lot stronger and have a lot more anger. Also, the ideas they play with in ‘A Clockwork Orange’ are so similar. It’s about taking away what makes someone an individual so they fit into society as a whole.”The Harry Potter role has been so all- consuming that it has left Mr.
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Radcliffe with little time for anything else. In recent years he has appeared in “December Boys,” a coming- of- age film, and “My Boy Jack,” a television movie, and sent himself up deliciously as a awkwardly pseudo- worldly, sex- mad teenager in an episode of the Ricky Gervais BBC- HBO comedy series “Extras.” But mostly it has been all Harry all the time, and Mr. Radcliffe has had to grow up on screen, in full public view, braving the twin perils of adolescence and the forces of Voldemort. Before “Equus” he had never appeared onstage, unless you count his performance, at the age of 5, as a monkey in a school play. He nervously resolved, before the “Equus” rehearsals began, not to act out “the stereotype of the child actor who’s going to be a nightmare,” he said.
But the director, Thea Sharrock, said he was far from nightmarish.“When I first met him, I felt very impressed by his level of discipline and professionalism,” she said in an interview. We all could finally see, you know, he’s not Harry Potter — he’s Daniel Radcliffe. I felt excited to find this character with him and to prove to the world that this was something he could do.”The play requires Mr. Radcliffe to appear full- frontally nude in a prolonged scene, but it did not bother him particularly, he said.“It never really was an issue,” he said. I don’t know why, it probably should have been. I am terribly self- conscious.
Although I remember I did look at my dad once and say, ‘Do you think I could wear pants?’ ” (No, he could not.)Mr. Radcliffe found he suffered onstage from what he called Michelangelo’s David Effect. He explained. “He” — meaning David — “wasn’t very well endowed, because he was fighting Goliath.
There was very much of that effect. Watch 101 Dalmatians Online Free 2016 on this page. You tighten up like a hamster.
The first time it happened, I turned around and went, ‘You know, there’s a thousand people here, and I don’t think even one of them would expect you to look your best in this situation.’ ”It was the emotional nakedness that was more daunting, he said, and that he had no stage experience. I was absolutely starting from scratch,” he said.
So he took extensive acting lessons. He learned the Alexander Technique. He did vocal exercises in which, given a text, he read aloud just the vowels, and then just the consonants. Bizarrely, it makes a massive difference in how you understand the text,” he said.) He learned how to project. He imagined that different parts of the room represented different sorts of emotion, and ran back and forth between them, emoting.
Mr. Griffiths, who has appeared as Harry Potter’s unpleasant Uncle Vernon in several films, said he had watched Mr. Radcliffe progress over the years. Watch Great Expectations Online Facebook. If you look at the films, you see a progression from a nice, amiable little boy who is carefully instructed to someone who’s more and more assuming control of the character and saying, ‘I think he should be doing this,’ ” he said. Photo. Daniel Radcliffe in the Broadway revival of “Equus.”Credit.
Sara Krulwich/The New York Times The journey from child star to bona fide actor is a tough one, he added. When you get someone who’s been a very famous, high- powered star who has to make the transition to being a working actor, they very often have nothing to bring to the table except being told what to do. When they’re offered an adult character, they woodenly spit out the dialogue — out comes all these tricks they’ve relied on in the past. And they have terrible status problems.
The minute you become a junior member of an acting company, you’re just dogsbody like anyone else.”But Mr. Radcliffe resolved to be different. He did loads of research and spent a lot of time thinking about it,” Mr. Griffiths said. “He’s got a lightning- fast mind and picks up things very rapidly.
Once he gets it, he’s got it.”Mr. Radcliffe is an only child who grew up in Fulham, West London. His mother is a casting agent; his father is a former literary agent who quit to manage his son’s career. He fell into acting at the age of 9, he said, because he had few talents in school or at sports. An agent who was a friend of his parents (and who now represents him) suggested that he audition for a role as the young David in a BBC film of “David Copperfield” as a confidence- boosting exercise; he got the part.