"December Boys" marks Daniel Radcliffe’s first leading movie role outside of the "Harry Potter" series, but a tentative Broadway appearance may prove far more revealing.
Radcliffe, 18, is hoping to reprise his critically acclaimed role in "Equus" on Broadway next year. "I would be very nervous because I think that (U.S. audiences are) even more discerning than in London," he recently told Reuters.
Radcliffe received rave reviews in London as the disturbed young man receiving psychiatric care after he blinds a stable of horses. His acting ability, however, wasn’t the only thing causing a sensation. As part of the play, Radcliffe appears on stage in the altogether, and by association, young Harry can be found nude on the Internet thanks to a whole lot of flashing cell-phone cameras.
Despite his New York trepidation, Radcliffe says, "I know we have a good show. It was a good show when we did it in London, and hopefully, if we do it again it will still be that good. It has to be better".
Radcliffe, 18, is hoping to reprise his critically acclaimed role in "Equus" on Broadway next year. "I would be very nervous because I think that (U.S. audiences are) even more discerning than in London," he recently told Reuters.
Radcliffe received rave reviews in London as the disturbed young man receiving psychiatric care after he blinds a stable of horses. His acting ability, however, wasn’t the only thing causing a sensation. As part of the play, Radcliffe appears on stage in the altogether, and by association, young Harry can be found nude on the Internet thanks to a whole lot of flashing cell-phone cameras.
Despite his New York trepidation, Radcliffe says, "I know we have a good show. It was a good show when we did it in London, and hopefully, if we do it again it will still be that good. It has to be better".
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