Sandra Bullock, Loretta Sage’s interpreter in Lost City, admitted to expecting Daniel Radcliffe to be completely different – but was surprised
Sandra Bullockinterpreter of Loretta Sage in Lost City(2022), explained why Daniel Radcliffe it wasn’t what she’d expected when they first met on set. The star told about the moment in an interview with The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show.
Bullock shared about the relationship developed with the actor from Harry Potter(2001) when starring in the adventure film: “For me, I don’t know, I started to really admire him and really like him. [Radcliffe]because he was nothing like I expected him to be.”
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the actress of A possible dream(2009) stated that he expected the star to be completely different: “I thought he would be a narcissistic, authoritarian child actor turned adult who would come with all styles of drama — and he doesn’t even come close.”
In the lost citystarring Bullock and Channing Tatum, Radcliffe plays the villain Abigail Fairfax. The production was released in North American theaters on March 25, and should enter the catalog of the Paramount Plus about a month later. In Brazil, the film is scheduled to hit theaters on April 21.
Lost City
Described as a new “version” of All for an Emerald (1984), Lost City (2022) revolves around a reclusive novelist (Bullock) who believes nothing would be worse than touring his latest book with the model (tatum) that illustrates the cover. Everything changes when the author and the model suffer an attempted kidnapping, and, with it, are taken on a surprising adventure in the jungle.
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