Daniel Radcliffe is best known for his role as the young wizard in Harry Potter. In fact, that’s one of his most popular characters. After all, he dedicated ten years of his life to the role. PCG magazine had a chance to ask Daniel Radcliffe a few questions in a short interview!

Daniel Radcliffe was born on July 23, 1989, in Fulham, London, England to Marcia Gresham, who worked as a casting agent.

The 29-year-old has worked very hard during his career and has always been comfortable talking about nearly any subject, he’s also heavily involved in charity work, giving back is an important part of his life.

PCG magazine reached out to Radcliffe for a quick interview. Instantly, we were drawn to his personality and authenticity.

Daniel Radcliffe admits he would love to have a role on Game of Thrones!

While Daniel Radcliffe is known for the Harry Potter series, he’s grown and transformed a lot. In fact, Daniel also enjoyed playing other roles including The Gamechangers (TV Movie), Now You See Me 2 (Walter Mabry), and Swiss Army Man(Manny). As a matter of fact, Radcliffe revealed his role as Manny on “Swiss Army Man,” is one of his favorite characters he’s played in a film.

“Obviously, I loved playing Harry and those 10-years were very special, but my favorite character has to be ‘Manny,’ in Swiss Army Man. He’s a sweet, dead weirdo and it was awesome to play him!”

The film Swiss Army Man brings forth an intriguing plot played by Paul Dano and Daniel Radcliffe.

In case you missed it, the film was released on July 1, 2016, in the USA and those in the UK had to wait until September 30thto see the highly anticipated film.

Now, you might be wondering about the plot for Swiss Army Man, one question to summarize the film.

What happens when a hopeless man stranded on a deserted island befriends a dead body? Well, they go on a surreal journey to get home.

Swiss Army Man made the journey unique. Daniel Radcliffe revealed opened up about the film to The Guardian in 2016 after they revealed highly anticipated the film.

Radcliffe shared how the meant a lot to him.

“Oh, good; me too. If I had to burn every other scene I’ve ever done in my career and leave one, it would be the bus scene in Swiss Army Man. It’s the best six minutes I’ve ever been involved with onscreen.”

Truthfully there was something deeply beautiful about “Swiss Army Man,” and while it might not be everyone’s taste, we adored the film, what other films can make fart jokes so poetic? And I truly did enjoy the friendship that Radcliffe and Dano brought forth, you could sense they had chemistry which, in reality, shows the bigger picture and odd but fun journey they go on in the film, “Swiss Army Man.”

The handsome man also opened up to us at PCG magazine about one of his favorite charities.

“The Trevor Project. What they do is vital and thankfully more and more people seem to be becoming aware of them.”

Lastly, we wanted to know what Daniel Radcliffe himself, would tell the whole world if he could, in thirty seconds.

“I have to quote one of my favourite authors (Kurt Vonnegut) here: ‘“There’s only one rule that I know of, babies—God damn it, you’ve got to be kind.’” So, yeah that’s it really, just be kind, thanks!”

What an amazing, creative and talented man. He’s honestly such an easy person to talk with and have a positive conversation.

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We posted about Jess Wade and the book Inferior a few posts ago and here’s the video as it was posted on Dr. Jess Wade’s Twitter. The campaign has exceeded its goal. Look at the video down below and learn more about Inferior at JustGiving.com.

Two scientists have launched a campaign to get a copy of a book that debunks accepted scientific “facts” about women into every state school in the UK.

The physicist Jess Wade, best known as “chief troublemaker at Imperial College London”, and Claire Murray, a chemist and beamline scientist at a UKsynchrotron, are raising funds to buy copies of Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong and the New Science That’s Rewriting the Story by Angela Saini. The actor Daniel Radcliffe has described it as one of his favourite books.

The actor Daniel Radcliffe, a childhood friend of Wade, is planning to release a video in support of the crowdfunding campaign this week. He describes Inferior as “a truly mind-blowing book”, which has made him completely reevaluate his understanding of the world.“As many people as possible should have access to this book, and I am certain Jessie – who has always been the smartest person I know – is going to make that happen,” he says.

If you are interested in the campaign you can go here to donate at Justgiving.com

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Source: The Guardian