Sorry, ladies — you won't be able to see Zac Efron in the buff any time soon.
The High School Musical star has shot down talk that he is replacing Daniel Radcliffe in the all-baring Broadway play Equus, People reports.
"No, I think it's a great role, but I was not approached," Efron said.
So does that mean he would say "yes" if he was approached? Hmm…
While he is not headed to the Great White Way ...
read more
Broadway staff members are outraged after nude photos of Daniel Radcliffe performing in Equus have surfaced on the Internet.The all-grown-up Harry Potter star strips down in the play, which centers on a disturbed psychiatric patient who blinds horses, which held previews last week. By Wednesday, grainy photos of Radcliffe and nude co-star Anna Camp were making the rounds on such Web sites as Jossip.com and Queerty.com, despite tight security at the shows."Somebody broke a law ...it's outrageous," publicist Sam Rudy said, according to The New York Daily News. "Security is ample."Equus playwright Sir Peter Schaffer dubbed it "very, very bad behavior... Whoever did it is a creep."Radcliffe first starred in the play on London's West End last year, but not one naked snapshot leaked during the five-month run.The only silver lining is that the buzz around the 19-year-old's nudity has helped ticket sales break $3 million. — Joyce EngUse our Online Video Guide to watch interviews with R...
read more
Harry Potters Daniel Radcliffe says he has a brain disorder that sometimes makes it difficult for him to tie his shoes Radcliffe 19 told Britains Daily Mail newspaper he has dyspraxia a condition that can cause problems with coordination I sometimes think Why oh why has Velcro not taken off he jokedRadcliffe said his troubles with dyspraxia in school helped lead to his acting career His mother wasnt sure about acting but let him audition for the role of young David Copperfield in a BBC special to give his confidence a boost Two years later he got the role as the boy wizard Dyspraxia is a life-long condition that in some cases can reduce motor skills and the ability to perform in stressful situations It can affect intellectual physical and language development Radcliffe did not say when he was diagnosed or how severe his dyspraxia is
read more
I love it when TV can be both very, very good as well as good for you. Such is the case with a logjam of terrific historical dramas competing for attention this Sunday. Two of them had me fighting back tears (and occasionally losing the fight), and then there’s Showtime’s The Tudors, that stimulating royal tonic of sex, religion and other courtly intrigues. Not a lot of boo-hooing while watching this Henry VIII romp, but rarely a dull moment, either.The quality honors this weekend go to HBO and PBS. HBO for concluding its remarkable John Adams miniseries with an episode of quiet, pained humanity as the nation’s second president (Paul Giamatti) goes into retirement with about as much grace—which is to say, very little—as he conducted himself in the political arena. Grumpy, discontent, impatient to the end and convinced he’ll be forgotten by time, John never lets up. There’s a terrific scene in which he’s invited, in his 90s, to view the portrai...
read more
Here's a magical pairing. Sex and the City siren Kim Cattrall and Daniel Radcliffe of Harry Potter fame play mother and son in My Boy Jack, a BBC drama airing on PBS' Masterpiece (Sunday at 9 pm/ET). The unlikely pair spoke to us together, Cattrall from her home in New York and Radcliffe from the U.K. set of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, about their roles, their upcoming projects and their fondness for each other.
TVGuide.com: My Boy Jack was a hit in England. What's it about?Kim Cattrall: It's a story about how war affects a family, in this case the writer Rudyard Kipling's family during World War I. I play his amazing American wife Carrie.Daniel Radcliffe: For my character, Jack Kip
read more
