Info for the Day - 17-02-2007

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Rukul

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Posted: 18 years ago

Another photo of Dan from OOTP

This one looks to be in the Forbidden Forest. Thanks, DanLatino!

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Rukul

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Posted: 18 years ago

Vernon appearance in OOTP to be brief

Richard Griffiths, Vernon Dursley in the Potter movies and the psychiatrist in Equus (starring Dan Radcliffe), says his presence in the Order of the Phoenix film is fleeting. He also discussed his character's relationship with Harry:

"With this fifth movie, Vernon is much more frightened of Harry than vice versa, and as it goes on, you see that it ends up with Harry as the master and Vernon as the shivering idiot, the shivering coward."

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Rukul

@daniel_4ever

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Posted: 18 years ago

New Harry pic from OOTP

Check it out here! Thanks to DanLatino.

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Rukul

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Posted: 18 years ago

'Equus' director talks about Dan

In a new interview, Equus director Thea Sharrock expresses her thoughts on the seminal play, and also on Daniel Radcliffe playing the lead role, nude in some parts:

"The peculiar life Dan's led has prepared him for things that most people will never have to deal with. To watch the ease with which he deals with things is extraordinary and immediately gave me great faith in the fact that he had as good a chance as anybody of pulling it off, if not better."

Previews of Equus in London's West End begin tonight. More on performances and booking information can be found here.

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Rukul

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Posted: 18 years ago

Quidditch in outer space a possibilty

In an interview with the Times Online, a chief NASA scientist says that a "micro-gravity sports competition" is not out of the question when their first ever space settlement arrives on the moon in 2024:

"If you had a large, pressurised habitat, people could take advantage of the low-gravity environment by attaching wings to themselves and flying about."

While the typical Harry Potter fan may never be able to get to the moon, NASA says the Quidditch-like area would be used to keep their space inhabitants in shape.