Radcliffe himself downplays what he went through.
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But it was all part of the plan-it was all to do with how to authentically show what he went through and what he survived and what he was like at the end of that journey,” says McLean. It was really built into the schedule in how to work out how to do those kinds of things, because it becomes a bit of a scheduling nightmare if you’re doing that. You’re eating a chicken breast a day or very limited food in order to get to that physical state. Even though it was done under supervision, you’re still basically starving. “He devised a healthy way to do it with his trainers in terms of his diet, but it was pretty severe. Basically, Daniel said, ‘If we do it, I want to find a way to do a weight loss within the shooting schedule so that when I get to that point we can show what he was really going through and look like when you haven’t eaten for 20 days.’ “We didn’t want it to feel kind of phony or fake. “We talked about that in our first conversation,” Mclean says to me. To do the role properly, Radcliffe would have to go through a similar transformation-and near-starve to do it. By the end, he was a shell of the man he was. In the jungle in 1981, Yossi became separated from his friends, lost for three weeks on his own with little to eat. The two of them hashed out the most difficult thing the role would require. I think we connected on how much we loved the story and how much we wanted to tell it.” The challenge, the intensity of what he goes through and emotionally the kind of range the actor would need to display to pull it off. “I got on the phone with Daniel, we talked about the story and we were both excited about the same things. From their first call, they were on the same page.
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Why it seems to have closed for business. I have wondered about the Bermuda Triangle.
They never saw the hook-handed man! There was also a robot in the basement of Iviswold Castle that had been misprogramed and had a taste for killing kids who played hooky. Only the girlfriends hunkering on the floorboards of the cars survived. We know about the hook because that's how he held the rope while he suspended the guys from trees. We also had a guy running around in the make-out spots in the Garret Mountains - he had one good hand and a hook for the other. Okay, I grew up in New Jersey - during the time of alien abductions. Maybe that's why I could so relate to the first few years of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer." Of course there were hellmouths under neighborhood schools I'm certain there was one under Fifty Third Street School! Reply Delete I have a memory of the vast plains of hell existing in his domain beneath our school, though I never actually went past the doorway. Groda struck fear in our hearts! I think I might have had to take a note to him from my teacher in third or fourth grade. You'll get polio!"), and- the equivalent of staying within our pod- did not play with "strange children"! (I'm pretty sure they meant people from outside your neighborhood, rather than odd kids, but maybe not.)īut the school janitor? Mr. Until the Salk vaccine, we never got overtired or chilled ("Get out of the lake. Growing up in the middle of the USA in the middle of the 20th century was incredibly benign- except for the (valid) fears of polio (you could wind up in an iron lung!) or the atom bomb. I didn't have a prayer of being anywhere near the Bermuda Triangle so it didn't scare me.
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