Daniel Radcliffe was in attendance at this year’s San Diego Comic Con to promote his new film, Horns.  Among the new information/interviews, a brand new trailer for the film was released and may be watched below:

The Horns panel from SDCC may be watched below (the sound is a little off, but you get the idea):

Dan also dressed up as Spider-man so he could enjoy SDCC without being mobbed by fans and spoke to MTV about it:

He spoke to HitFlix on the possibility of returning to play Harry Potter again in the future. His response: never say never.

IGN also has a great interview with Dan where he discusses the film:

In a new interview with Theater Mania, Daniel Radcliffe talks about some of his favorite moments while playing Billy in The Cripple of Inishmaan on Broadway. This week marks his last week of performances for the show, so be sure to get tickets now before he’s gone! Some pieces of the interview may be read below:

Everyone loves inside jokes. What is the best one from your show?

June Watson, who plays Mammy, the drunk Irish mother, has a line, “They are, I suppose.” But June goes and [puts on an older Irish dialect]: “They areeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, I suppose.” Offstage, you can hear every single cast member join in and then collapse into laughter. We’ve got so many lines that are like tongue twisters. Every night someone will trip over something [and we’ll laugh].

Why did you choose to return to Broadway in an ensemble piece such as this, as opposed to a star vehicle like Equus?

I guess I didn’t look at it and say, “This is a great part”; I looked at the play and said, “This is a great part in a great play.” I just thought I’d be doing a great play. I didn’t realize at the time that I’d be getting three scenes off in the middle, which was lovely. In How to Succeed, when I wasn’t onstage, I was changing, so it was very busy. It’s very nice to do a play where you do get some time to yourself. And working with such a great ensemble has been really exciting.

Of all the jokes about Billy that get made throughout the course of the play, which one do you personally find funniest?

The funniest joke of the play is actually made about Billy’s mother. He says, “I’ve heard my mother was a beautiful woman,” and the Doctor goes, “No, she was awful ugly. She’d scare a pig.” It’s such an awful and funny line.

If you could talk Rupert Grint and Emma Watson into starring with you in a play or musical, which one would it be?

I’m thinking of things that have one girl and two guys, and the first one was Merrily We Roll Along. Let’s go with that.

Lionsgate has revealed an official website for Daniel Radcliffe’s new film, Horns, which will be released on Halloween in the UK. Additionally, a brand new poster was released earlier today and can be seen here. You can also find film updates on their Facebook and Twitter accounts (both FrightClubUK.)

Thanks to SnitchSeeker for the tip!

Daniel Radclife has been making the rounds doing promotion for his new film What If and his play The Cripple of Inishmaan. Below find some highlights from his appearances, and upcoming ones.

• Will be appearing on The Kitchen on Food Network this Saturday. (Thanks Mugglenet)
• Is going to be a guest at San Diego Comic Con on Friday, July 25th, to promote Horns. He will appear alongside Horns director Alexandre Aja and novelist Joe Hill in Hall H from 3-4PM to show off the trailer for the film, which follows “Ig” Perrish, a young man who sprouts horns following his girlfriend’s (Juno Temple) murder.

He was also interviewed by HLN, that may be watched below:

Dan also attended an advance screening of What If this past Tuesday, which we attended with our friends from Mugglenet. They have posted the full video of his Q&A with co-star Zoe Kazan, which you can watch below! You can also see a bunch of photos from the event over at Mugglenet.

The international trailer for Daniel Radcliffe’s new film, What If, has been released and may be watched below. Also, Daniel Radcliffe and his costar Zoe Kazan are attending an advance screening of the film on July 8th. Tickets for the event may be purchased at Goldstar.

The film will be released on August 8th in the US and August 20th in the UK.

Daniel Radcliffe will be receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2015 as one of the 11 motion picture stars chosen for the honor.

A new group of entertainment professionals in Motion Pictures, Television, Live Theatre, Radio and Recording have been selected to receive stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, it was announced today by the Walk of Fame Selection Committee of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. These individuals were chosen from among hundreds of nominations to the committee at a meeting held on June 16, 2014 and ratified by the Hollywood Chamber’s Board of Directors.

“The Walk of Fame Selection Committee is excited to announce the Class of 2015 Star Honorees to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. We know that the new selections represent the best of the entertainment industry, and will be a great addition to the Walk of Fame for both the Hollywood community and fans from around the world who visit Hollywood every year,” stated Maureen Schultz, Chair of the Walk of Fame selection committee for 2014-2015. “We look forward to welcoming all our new honorees to one of the most popular tourist attractions in California.”

Also, in a recent interview with Buzzfeed, Dan sorted various celebrities into Hogwarts houses and the results are pretty amusing. A full interview with Dan can be watched below:

Some clips from the interview, including the Sorting Hat: