In a new interview with the Daily Mail there is info that Dan Radcliffe is in talks between him and producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron about possibly bringing the Broadway musical How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying to the big screen, with Dan playing his role of J. Pierrepont Finch.
‘Sometimes I was dancing for nine hours a day when I wasn’t filming,’ Daniel [said].
‘The thing was to keep practising and practising until you could do it without thinking about it. The aim was to be effortless — or to appear to seem effortless.’
‘I didn’t want the last Harry Potter film to come out and people to say: “So, what does he do now? How does he follow that?” I’m already doing it! I’ve made another film and I’m on Broadway for the second time,’ he [said].
‘I’m doing this for nine months, and I did Equus for five months here and that felt like a long time. I was exhausted after that, so I have to learn to keep my energy levels up with diet and exercise.
‘The rest of the cast work tremendously hard, but I have just two big numbers — Grand Old Ivy and Brotherhood Of Man — and there’s a lot of dancing and singing. They’re exhilarating to do and I love that this is so different from everything else I’ve done. I’m not repeating myself,’ Daniel added.
Also, Dan will be a guest on several television interviews, including NBC's The Today Show on Tuesday, March 15th, where he will be performing a number from the musical. The announcement about The Today Show can be found here.
Dan is also scheduled for an interview with ABC's Live with Regis and Kelly on March 17, 2011, and an interview with CBS Evening News' Katie Couric.
And the first official photos of Dan on stage for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying have been released by Entertainment Weekly.
Previews have begun for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and the musical open on March 27th. Tickets can be ordered at Broadway.com. For special fan exclusives and discount tickets, head to the official fan page for the musical.
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