New pictures from the Premiere and from El Homiguero Mexico.
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On being too boring for the paparazzi:
“Going to a club filled with celebrities and with paparazzi hanging out outside is not my idea of fun. I wouldn’t be able to have a good evening knowing that there are a lot of people waiting to take photos outside. So I guess I’m kinda selective about where I go. But other than that, there is no secret to [staying off the radar]. Sometimes paparazzi find out where you are or take pictures, but on the whole, generally I live sort of too low-key a life for them to be particularly interested in me — which is great!”
On why his birthday is kind of a bummer:
“It is weird to think of me turning 25, I suppose, to certain people. I think I’m gonna be in the unenviable position of forever making people feel really old because any time somebody asks me how old I am and I tell them, it just depresses them nowadays. I think that’s gonna stick around for a while.”
On making romantic gestures:
“I think the smaller moments are generally the ones that make up a relationship on the whole rather than grand romantic gestures. I’ve visited people and surprised people before, but not quite to the degree of just surprising them in another country [like his character in ‘What If’]. I was raised to do stuff like [opening doors for women] and to stand up if a woman comes to the table — you should obviously stand and introduce yourself rather than just sitting. Whether that counts as romantic or just polite, I’m not sure.”
On the hair extensions he was forced to endure earlier this year:
“I won’t lie, I was very happy to be back to looking normal. I honestly don’t know how or why any man would choose to grow his hair that long voluntarily. If you don’t look after hair like that well or regularly, you end up looking like a mess very, very quickly –which I was kind of fine with. … I actually liked the long hair for my own personal life for walking around because it makes me a lot less recognizable. But generally speaking, I was definitely very happy to have them taken out and to be back to my own short hair. By the time I was taking them out, I was so ready to get them out that the slight pain of having them all pulled out was worth it.”
So much has came out in the last few days on What if that its hard to keep up so I will list it all down below for you. But before I do I just wanna say if you read the facebook page, the movie What if was lovable. There’s sometimes you go to movies and you think they should have changed that. But in this movie I wouldn’t change a thing. It was perfect from beginning to end.
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I got this question off our Fan Fiction section that was submitted to me and I’d like to answer it here. The question was: “Hi, just wondering if you happened to see Aubrey Plaza and Dane DeHaan acting out your story “kidnapped” on “At Midnight” on Wednesday and, if so, what you thought of it?”
My reply- “Yes I have seen it and at first viewing it I didn’t think anything of it. When the dialog was said I was like wait a minute why does this sound familiar? After viewing it I went back to one of my stories that I had written called, “Kidnapped”. And was totally shocked, I was never contacted from the show if they could use my writing. When my stories appeared on Graham Norton I was contacted and I gave them permission to use whatever they wanted to show Daniel. But I had no knowledge of it from this one. I don’t know why things I write are being put on television. But I actually liked that they had fun with it. Seeing Dane DeHaan act it out with Aubrey was like a dream come true, because when I write these stories I view them in a movie format. I see the characters in my head and their emotions. I could tell Dane wanted to laugh after the last bit. It put a smile on my face to see that he had the courage to do something crazy that I wrote. He’s got one up on Daniel. Seeing my writing out there does not make me angry and it doesn’t hurt my feelings because I can laugh at it too.”
With everything piling up on the last few days and children going back to school everything has just been fast paced. So mostly everything has been added on our facebook page. Images have been uploaded to the gallery.
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Daniel Radcliffe stars as Wallace in Michael Dowse’s new film, What If. Working in comedy is uncharted territory for the young actor. “I think coming on stage but never on film, on stage there’s a precision you can have about timing because it’s all in your hands,” Radcliffe exclusively told uInterview, “and on film that’s all taken away — that’s in the hands of an editor and director.”
What If follows Wallace, a medical school dropout, who takes a break from his unsuccessful search for love until he meets Chantry, who he instantly builds a close friendship with. Radcliffe revealed that Wallace is very similar to himself, “The character was very funny, it was the first time I ever played a contemporary character,” he told uInterview. “He’s the most like myself.”
What If will premiere in theaters on August 8
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Thanks to CBS for sending us exclusive content for What if, What if will be shown in theaters on August 8th (Limited release) and the official release August 22 where it will be available in theaters everywhere. Also be sure to visit their website for new and exciting content from the movie at http://www.whatifmovie.com/
New pictures and video’s have been added see our playlist for the 8 videos from Mexico and new pics from the photocall and screening of Solo Amigos.
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