FouryearsagoonMother's Day, I calledherandthen I I senther a pursebecause I toldthatstorybeforethat I usedtosendhercoachpursesbecausewhen I was a kid, shealwayswantedoneanyway.
But I didn't giveher a card.
I didn't I didn't I didn't send a card.
Well, mymother, I wouldcallherafterthatMother's Day.
And I noticed a littleKurtnouslike a little, youknow, willcometofindoutshewassohurtandsomadthat I didn't send a Mother's Daycardand I hadtoexplaintoher I thatwasitwas a learningmoment.
Itwasnot a Z a saylovelanguage.
I'm intherapy.
Andif I hearthetermlovelanguage, if I hearthewordthetermlovelanguageonemoretime I'm gonnahitsomebody.
I mean, I'vebeen, anyway.
Lovelybutlovelanguage.
Mymother, mymymother's lovelanguagecardsmean a lottoher.
Theydon't mean a duck's rearendedmelike I I honestlydon't care.
I couldn't carelessaboutgettingflowersanyway, Soletmebringyoutothepresenttime.
Somypointisyouneverknowwhatmeans a lottoanotherperson.
So I'm sosoyesterday.
Uh, I'm eaten.
Youknow, I'm watching a showwhichwe'lltalkaboutlater.
And I getthistextfrommymother.
Shegoes, I thinkitwouldbenice.
I lovewhenpeople I thinkitwouldbeniceifyousentyourgodmother.
Ah, birthdaytext.
ItisAuntPat's birthdaytoday, anditwouldmean a lottoher.
Sothen I responded.
I responded, TheygoWell, motherHeart, heartemojiheartemoji.
I said, Well, sweetheart, I'm actuallyonestepaheadofyou.
I noticed, andPatwasonFacebookearlierthismorningandshewasliveonFacebook, so I sentherinstantmessagegoingHappybirthdayandPat, I loveyoubecause I do.
She's I lovemyAuntPat.
Mymothersaysthat's notgoodenough.
That's notthat's notgoodenough.
A personaltext.
I wouldreallylikeitifyousortofpersonaltext.
And I thoughttomyselfitwasifitwasanybodyelsebutmymother, I wouldhavebeenlike, Don't youtellmewhattodoandthat's plenty.
ButButmymomstufflikethatmeans a lottomymotherand I.
It's like $13 millionanepisodeorsomethinglikethat.
Yeah, I knowit's crazy, butstillit's such a It's such a greatshow.
Oh, andspeakingofNetflix, Theo, speakingofNetflix a littlebitlaterintheshow, I watchedanotherNetflixshow, whichhasforcedmetoadmitsomethingthat I can't believe I'm goingtoadmit, andthat's comingup a littlebitlater.
Butrightnow, ourfirstguestare.
That's right.
That's right, man.
Our 1st 1stguestmade a nameforhimselfasthetitlecharacterintheHarryPotterfranchise, starringinalleightmoviesinthefranchise.
Andnowhe's in a newfilmbasedon a truestoryaboutpoliticalprisonersin a jailinSouthAfrica.
Here's a clipfromEscapefromPretoria, growingupunderapartheidmeantforlifebuiltonliesandindifference.
Youaresentencedtoimprisonmentfor 12 years, waywithTheofilmstarsDanielRadcliffeandhitstheatersthisweekend.
AudiencegivenupforDanielRadcliffe.
Hello.
I alwaysliketoeitherstarterinHello, I can't seeanyofyou.
Thatwas a lovelyentrance.
Let's start.
I gave a littlebitofthesynopsisthere, Daniel, butfillintheblanksforus.
Tellus a littlebitaboutthestory, ifyouwould.
So I play a guycalledTimJenkinonhimandhisfriendStevenLeewerebothantiapartheidactivistsinSouthAfricainthe 19 seventies.
On, theywereimprisonedtogetherfortheiractivismonDDE.
It's thestoryofhowtheythenbrokeoutofprison, andit's justit's when I firstreadthescript, itwasjustoneofthemostlike I love a prisonbreakmovieoranescapemovieoranythinglikethat.
So I stillcouldn't believethat I'd nevercomeacrossthisstorybefore.
Thewaytheyescapedissoingeniousandbrilliantandsimpleandinsaneinitssimplicitythat I I wasjustlike, yeah, I wanttobe a partoftellingthisstoryandgettingitmorehopefullymorewidelyknown.
ButthereissomethingabouthavingthatguythereonSetwhichTim, who I playwith, wasonsetwithusquite a lot.
Thatreallydoeskindofraisethestakes, andyoujustgo.
Youknow, thisisnotjust, youknow, youbecomeveryawarethatweareallactorsincostumesandthisis a guywhoactuallylived.
This s Oh, yeah, it's definitelyaddsomepressure, butitalsojustmotivatesyouto, youknow, workharderondhe.
Makeitreallygood.
I thinkeveryproject, nomatterifyou'redoing a movieortakeon a newpositioninyourcompany, youalwayslearnsomethingnew.
Whatdidyoulearnfromthisparticularproject?
I mean, I well, I learned a SouthAfricanaccenttostartwiththat.
ThatwasYouknow, thatwasthatwasnewforMayon.
Otherthanthat, I learnedthat I wouldprobablybereallyrubbish.
Escapingfromprisonwastakenaroundandgo.
Thatseemsprettysecure.
I'm gonnajuststartreadingsomebooks.
HowareyouGoodataccents.
I'm gladyoubroughtthatupbecause I waseventuallygonnaaskYouareyouknow, becausesomeactorsarereallygoodatit, theydon't reallyneedanyhelp.
Areyougoodatit?
Ingeneral, I'm okay.
Like I'vegot a decentearforaccents, butnotliketherearesomepeoplewhoarejustphenomenallygood.
I thinkthiswasoneoftheharderonesthathavetodo.
But I alsodid.
Therewere a lotofSouthAfricanpeoplewhoworkedonPotterinvariousvariouscapacity.
Soitwasanaccident.
I sortofgrewuparound a littlebitondhe.
Yeah, definitelythehardestwork I'vedone.
I didn't Israeliaccentfor a filmonce, andthatisvery, verydifficult.
Socomparedtothat, SouthAfricanwasallright.
Butit's notAmericans.
MyfavoritewanttodobecauseYeah, I doit.
I doitthemost.
And I feellikeit's theone.
I'm bestthatYeah, youreallygood.
I saidit a littlebitago.
I usuallyliketofinishorstartaninterviewwith a compliment, and I saythisbehindyourbackallthetime.
I'vebeendoingthisfor a longtime.
Whenpeopleaskwho's thenicest, who's thekindness, I alwayssayyouandand I wanttorollthatintoanothercomplimentwhere, youknow, youcouldhavebeenreallyeasilyaffectedbyfame.
I mean, youwereYou'requiteliterallyoneofthemostfamouspeopleintheworld, butitnevergottoyou.
And I'veinterviewedyouinpersonof a fewtimes, and I'm alwaysimpressedbyyourhumanityandyoursenseofnormalcy.
And I thinkthatyou'veneverlostitisjustprettyremarkable.
Sohugefanandwillalwaysbe.
That's reallynice.
Thankyouverymuch.
You'revery, verynicethingtosay.
Yeah, youknow, I havemyparentsand I gotveryluckywiththepeoplearoundme.
Sothatthealto I'lljusttakethecompliment.
Thankyou.
You'reverywelcome.
DanielRadcliffe.
Everybodycheckoutthebooth.
YouHereallyis.
And I, youknow, peoplesay, Oh, youalwayssayyoulovepeople.
Well, it's theJasonShow.
We'reonlygonnahavepeopleonherethat I reallylike, But, um, but I reallymeanitabouthimbecause, youknow, wedo a Q and A withtheaudience, andpeopleaskWho's yourleastfavorite?
Who's yourfavoritecelebritythatyou'vemet?
I usedtointerviewmorecelebritieswhen I didmoviereviews, buthemeantthathecouldhavebeen a royalpain.
Andyouknowwhat I mean?
He's He's Harry.
He's HarryPotterthesHarryPotter.
Everykidintheworldknowswhoheis.
Hewasalways, and I alwayswatchedthestarswithotherwiththeircostarswiththecrewwithotherpeoplealwayssoverysweetandreal, notfake, not a kindness, realkindness.
Ifyousawtheshowyesterdayand I hopeyoudid, I chattedwithproducerTedabouttheNetflixrealityshowthatpeoplecannotstoptalkingaboutandtellingmeaboutLoveisblindNow.
Tedconvincedmetogiveit a try, sayingthat I wouldlikeitand I gottotellyou 85% ofthepeopleinmylifewerewatchingthisshow.
Ifyougotspringbreakcomingup, don't wanttospendtheextra 20 or 30 buckstocheck a bag.
You'regonnawant a masterpackingforyourcarryonherewithsomeamazingtips.
IsorganizingWizardLouisefrom a Everything's togethereverybodyways.
Like I gottosaythisintheMinnesotachapteroftheNationalAssociationofProductivityandOrganizingProfessionals.
That's right.
Thankyou.
Fancy.
OK, let's start.
Thisistimelybecauseweareinspringbreakseason, and I knowthisis a challengeforme.
I usuallyhavetopack a bigsuitcasebecause I overpackwell, andthefirstthingyouhavetothinkaboutthenistheclose, becausetheclothestakeupthemostamountofspace.
Okay, Sosimplifywhatyoutakeforclothingbyhaving a colorpalettethatiscomplimentaryandneutral, andyoucanmixmatch, right?
Exactly.
Solet's let's lookat a listofmorethan I use a lot.
So a blackpant, right?
That's a nicebasicpiece.
Andthen I have a blackandwhitegoingwithit.
Andthen I have a dressblackpant, andthen I haveforCem's Giles.
Yeah, someredshorts.
Okay, nowallactually, mysorts.
Everyonewait.
SoSo I'vegotnicebasicpiecesandalwaysbring a pairofjeans.
Orwhere a pairofjeansiswhat I liketodoonthepointalongwithmyheaviestshoes, becausetheytakeupmorespaceintheinthebag.