Fandango is having Premiere Screenings of the Lost City. Tickets are for sale starting March 1.

Fandango is teaming up with Paramount Pictures to present exclusive Fandango Premiere Early Access Screenings on March 19^th for Paramount’s highly anticipated action-adventure comedy, “The Lost City,” starring Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Oscar Nuñez, Patti Harrison and Bowen Yang. Tickets for this limited big-screen event are now on sale, only at Fandango.

Playing at 225 theaters nationwide, the Fandango Premiere Screenings will give fans their first look at “The Lost City,” nearly one week before its only-in-theaters March 25^th wide release date. As part of the premiere event, fans will also be treated to a Fandango Original Pre-Show program, featuring exclusive interviews with “The Lost City” stars.

See Paramount Pictures’ Action-Packed Comedic Jungle Adventure First on Saturday, March 19^th,

Only in Theaters and One Week Before Its March 25^th Wide Release Date 

New York Theatre Workshop has announced Daniel Radcliffe will star as Charley in its upcoming revival of Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along, planned for late 2022.

Completing its 2022-2023 season, Olivier winner Maria Friedman will direct and Tim Jackson will choreograph the musical featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by George Furth. Merrily We Roll Along is based on the original play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart.

Told in reverse chronological order, the musical explores the relationships between composer Franklin Shepard and his lifelong friends Charley, a lyricist and playwright; and Mary, a writer, across three decades. The musical features the Sondheim favorites “Old Friends,” “Now You Know,” “Franklin Shepard, Inc.,” “Good Thing Going,” and “Not A Day Goes By.”

No word on the rest of the cast as of yet. Date will be listed when it is announced.

Source: Playbill.com

Radcliffe Captures is back, after putting it back together from scratch its finally back and I removed some old captures and replaced with new ones. I also added a new album which I meant to do but never have so now its added to the archive.

New photos and video are coming in from The Lost City Premiere at SXSW. Pictures have been added in the gallery and video’s will be posted below. See more videos after the jump.

Dan appeared on Good Morning America talking about his new film The Lost City.

New pics from Good Morning America

Dan appeared on Jimmy Fallon talking about The Lost City and Weird Al Yankovic. They also did a funny ice challenge.

New photos also added to the gallery

New video from the View Interview. You can view that on the Youtube video below.

Dan tells “The View” about his favorite scene with co-star Sandra Bullock and looks back at his first appearance on the daytime talk show in 2002.

Dan was on the Kelly Clarkson show on Tuesday. It previewed today. So here’s the two videos for you to see.

Also this one….

Daniel Radcliffe talks with Josh Horowitz about his new movie, The Lost City. See The Lost City at your local theater today.

New interview on Dan from USA Today talking about the Lost City and much more.

Daniel Radcliffe says that Abigail Fairfax, the villain he plays in “The Lost City” (in theaters Friday), was written as an impeccably dressed, totally together billionaire searching for treasure in the tropics.

But that was before Radcliffe, 32, landed in the Dominican Republic heat to shoot the adventure comedy, in which Fairfax kidnaps a romance novelist (Sandra Bullock) to help decipher an ancient key to a hidden jungle fortune.

“At one point, I was holding one fan, while two other people were holding other fans just to keep me from sweating through the costume of this guy, who is supposed to look calm, cool and collected at all times,” says Radcliffe. “I was like, guys, that’s not gonna happen.”

Question: A villain named Abigail Fairfax doesn’t exactly scream Voldemort for evildoer street cred. Did you call your agent when you found out your character’s name? 

Daniel Radcliffe: I found it funny, especially when Abigail Fairfax describes it as a gender-neutral name. But the thing was, the film staff would check us all into hotels in the Dominican Republic under our character names. So the hotel staff would be calling me Abigail. I would have to tell them, ‘It’s Dan. Please call me Dan.’

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Source: USATODAY

New photos from Good Morning Britain and Video too.