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    Ben Brantley of The New York Times said Radcliffe, 19, wore his part of a suburban stableboy who commits grotesque crimes against horses "like a tailor's delight -- that is, a natural fit that allows room to stretch." "Like many beloved film actors Mr. Radcliffe has an air of heightened ordinariness, of the everyday lad who snags your attention with an extra, possibly dangerous gleam of intensity" wrote Brantley, adding his "Alsatian-blue gaze" helped his convincing performance. Full Article at Reuters
    Like many beloved film actors Mr. Radcliffe has an air of heightened ordinariness, of the everyday lad who snags your attention with an extra, possibly dangerous gleam of intensity
    SOURCE: Reuters 14 months ago
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Daniel Radcliffe wins raves for nude Broadway debut
  1. 'Equus': Radcliffe revealed as a serious actor ... the Harry Potter star puts to rest any arguments that his appeal should be limited to moony adolescents and maudlin grown-ups.
    SOURCE: Reuters 14 months ago
  2. In his impressive debut in a major stage role, as the disturbed adolescent in 'Equus,' Daniel Radcliffe significantly helps overcome the fact that Peter Shaffer's 1975 Tony winner doesn't entirely hold up
    SOURCE: Reuters 14 months ago

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