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Broadway audiences will soon learn if Daniel Radcliffe is hung like his horse.
Daniel Radcliffe and his treasure trail are set to make their stateside debut this September when Equus arrives on Broadway.
Unlike all those rumors claiming tabloid favorites like Kevin Federline and Nicole Richie were ready to high-kick and lip sync their way through musicals, Radcliffe's smash hit in London was a far cry from stunt casting. But Harry Potter sounds a bit more nervous than he is excited:
"I will be terrified because I was talking to [co-star] Richard Griffiths about playing New York, and he said the most stupid thing you can do is underestimate New York audiences."
What, by assuming they'll pour into the theater just to see those infamous pictures come to life? Why, we'd never...
Daniel Radcliffe and his treasure trail are set to make their stateside debut this September when Equus arrives on Broadway.
Unlike all those rumors claiming tabloid favorites like Kevin Federline and Nicole Richie were ready to high-kick and lip sync their way through musicals, Radcliffe's smash hit in London was a far cry from stunt casting. But Harry Potter sounds a bit more nervous than he is excited:
"I will be terrified because I was talking to [co-star] Richard Griffiths about playing New York, and he said the most stupid thing you can do is underestimate New York audiences."
What, by assuming they'll pour into the theater just to see those infamous pictures come to life? Why, we'd never...
