The article published on a website http://http://www.guardian.co.uk on April 1, 2013 is headlined 'Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe set for starring roles in two classic tales'. The article reports at length that Harry Potter alumni Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe were lining up leading roles in two new versions of well-known tales: Cinderella and Frankenstein respectively.
The author of the article Andrew Pulver points out that Cinderella was seen very much in the mould of Disney's Alice in Wonderland and Oz the Great and Powerful, both highly visual reworkings of familiar tales.
It's an open secret that Watson, fresh from the well-liked teen flick The Perks of Being a Wallflower was being courted for Disney's live-action version of the Cinderella fairy story, to be directed by Kenneth Branagh. Then the author underlines that Watson had a somewhat tentative start to her post-Potter acting career, taking on a TV movie of Noel Streatfeild's Ballet Shoes and a small role in My Week With Marilyn as she appeared to concentrate more on fashion-related work. And Daniel Radclifef, in his turn, was set to play Igor in Frankenstein, a new take on Mary Shelley's classic gothic horror novel to be directed by Scots film-maker Paul McGuigan.
It's an open secret that Watson, fresh from the well-liked teen flick The Perks of Being a Wallflower was being courted for Disney's live-action version of the Cinderella fairy story, to be directed by Kenneth Branagh. Then the author underlines that Watson had a somewhat tentative start to her post-Potter acting career, taking on a TV movie of Noel Streatfeild's Ballet Shoes and a small role in My Week With Marilyn as she appeared to concentrate more on fashion-related work. And Daniel Radclifef, in his turn, was set to play Igor in Frankenstein, a new take on Mary Shelley's classic gothic horror novel to be directed by Scots film-maker Paul McGuigan.
The article concludes by saying that Radcliffe recently proved his chops in period horror with the Susan Hill adaptation The Woman in Black, and would next be seen as Beat poet Allen Ginsberg in Sundance hit Kill Your Darlings.
To my mind, this article really puzzled me from the very beginning till the end. I found it well-planed, logically-constructed, skillfully-built. Having read the article, I deeply desired to watch this wonderful fairy tale with Emma Watcson and Daniel Radcliffe.
To my mind, this article really puzzled me from the very beginning till the end. I found it well-planed, logically-constructed, skillfully-built. Having read the article, I deeply desired to watch this wonderful fairy tale with Emma Watcson and Daniel Radcliffe.
WEEL DONE!
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Having read the article, I HAD A WISH to watch THESE NEW FILMS (only one is a wonderful fairy tale with one of them playing) with Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe.