LISTENING My music life tends to be what my actors play at 4, 5 or 6 in the morning in the trailer. We always have music on. I’ve been working on “Now You See Me: The Second Act,” which has a very large ensemble cast, and Daniel Radcliffe’s eclectic playlist seemed to cross everyone’s taste, so that was what we were listening to. One great song he had that I hadn’t heard before was “Stolen Dance,” by a German duo called Milky Chance. It has a reggae influence.

WATCHING I’ve recently been watching what we shot of “Now You See Me: The Second Act” back in December because when we resumed filming everything had to match perfectly. If there was a tiny strand of hair falling down during a scene that we were picking up, I had to make sure that detail was correct.

Source: NYTimes

For the past two weeks I have been without a computer. It seems the system I owed for ten years finally said goodbye. Well today was the build and I am back. I wanna thank you all that helped me achieve this. Those of you that helped with more than you should I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I couldn’t have gotten this without you. It means a lot to me that you guys value not only the site, but me as well. Also for those that didn’t have the means but gave what they can I will never forget that and I thank you so much.

Now I am back to work and I have added three candid sets for you to view. For those not in the full gallery I will post those tomorrow for you. Its been a miserable two weeks without the fans of the site to talk to and I missed you all very much. In those two weeks I have been writing via paper. I wrote chapter 6 to Project 0471, a new story called Thief of the Heart that is set in Austin, Texas and Holding on to You. I also started drawing, but my drawing skills are bad though it gave my kids a laugh. I drew a landscape of West Port Institute and you will see exactly what that is come Chapter 6 of Project 0471. It’s a very important part of Walter’s life and you will be able to read that once I rewrite it on Word.

Daniel Radcliffe is in negotiations to star in Grand Theft Auto, a true-life account of a fight between the creator of Grand Theft Auto and a Miami lawyer who wanted to ban video game violence.

Rising British director Owen Harris, who directed episodes of Britain’s Misfits and Black Mirror, is helming the drama, which is being made by BBC Films.

Radcliffe will play Sam Houser, the British co-founder and president of Rockstar Games, the company behind GTA as well as games such as Max Payne and Red Dead. He is credited in popularizing GTA into one of the video game world’s biggest franchises but also amping up the violence quotient.

In the first decade of the 21st century, Houser and Rockstar Games came under repeated attacks from activist attorney Jack Thompson. Thompson was an unorthodox Florida attorney who was already attacking media companies for pushing rap and sex onto the airwaves when he turned his attention to what he saw as an obsession of glorifying violence in the video game industry. GTA was one of his favorite targets. He was disbarred in 2008 for inappropriate behavior.

The part of Thompson has not been cast yet.

James Wood wrote the script for the project, which was previously titled Rockstar Games. The title could change again. Jim Spencer is producing while Mark Hedgecoe will exec produce.

The movie is slated to begin shooting April 20.

Source: THR

Changes have been made to our gallery all Screen Captures from our gallery have been transferred to our Flickr account. To save on space on our server I have moved all them all there. So if you are ever looking for Captures from Interviews and etc. They will be there from now on.

The remaining ones on the site still have to be moved but since I have been up all night I will do the rest after I get some sleep. If you forgot where our flickr is you can go here. I ordered them all by albums or as flickr calls them sets