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    Stars turn out for Radcliffe's B'way debut
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    The BBC said Close, Turner and Cooper were in the audience when the play opened Thursday night at New York's Broadhurst Theatre. "He's not a kid anymore ... He's a young man and he deserves whatever breaks that brings." In the show, Radcliffe appears nude at one point, something that caused considerable buzz when the film star headlined the London production of the play last year. Full Article at United Press International
    He's not a kid anymore ... He's a young man and he deserves whatever breaks that brings.
    Richard Griffiths – Richard Griffiths SOURCE: United Press International 14 months ago
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Stars turn out for Radcliffe's B'way debut
  1. If it's in the play, if it's in the story, if it's necessary, then it's right ... The fact that he's willing to learn and risk is all to his credit.
    Kathleen Turner – Kathleen Turner SOURCE: United Press International 14 months ago
  2. Mr. Griffiths and Mr. Radcliffe are delivering utterly credible and often affecting performances
    SOURCE: United Press International 14 months ago

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