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"We're placing our bets: Anyone who watches What If, in theaters now, is going to fall head-over-heels in love with its star. He's an incredibly sweet, brown-haired, blue-eyed guy with an adorable British accent. Oh, and he's Harry Potter.\n\n Daniel Radcliffe has obviously come a long way since his wand-wielding days, taking on an impressive breadth of roles in everything from horror flick The Woman in Black to indie poet drama Kill Your Darlings to the upcoming mystery-suspense movie Horns, and even the Broadway stage in critically acclaimed runs of Equus and The Cripple of Inishmaan, to name a few. The one place Daniel's journey hasn't taken him? Romantic comedies. At least until now.\n\nAccording to the actor, What If gives the audience their closest look yet at what it's like to get to know him as a person. \"I very much share my character's sense of humor, and that's one of the first things that attracted me to this movie. It was also kind of nice to come to set without getting covered in blood or drowning in a pool of mud or something\u2014those are things that have actually happened to me,\" Daniel says with a laugh.\n\nIn the film, he stars alongside Ruby Sparks writer and actress Zoe Kazan, and their characters develop a relationship. But don't get too ahead of yourselves\u2014this isn't your typical rom-com, and the only 'ship they develop is a friendship. Or so the trailer says.\n\nZoe could also relate to her character, and made it very clear that the funny moments you see on film were in part due to being able to unleash some of their true selves into the script. \"I think movies like this work best when the actors bring their real personalities to the film and you have a sense of authenticity between those two people,\" Zoe says. \"You feel like you're dealing with the real thing and not just two people putting something on. We tried to bring as much of our real senses of humor and heart and wittiness as possible.\"\n\nTo make the movie even more realistic, Dan and Zoe got to do some improv in front of the camera. \"I was nervous about it! I had never done it before, but Daniel really put me at ease,\" Zoe confesses. \"He just made me laugh a lot.\"\n\nBesides the movie's obvious humor and charisma, there's one other thing that's gotten people talking: Fool's Gold, AKA the sandwich Elvis used to eat, made up of three incredible ingredients\u2014peanut butter, jelly, and\u2026wait for it\u2026bacon. \"No one was eating sandwiches and then this film came out. That's the story history will tell,\" Dan jokes. \"But it really is a hell of a sandwich. In England, we don't really have the idea of dessert sandwiches, so I was very excited about it.\"\n\nWhether you're in it for the sandwich or for the romance, this is definitely a movie worth seeing. So are you going? Excited to catch Dan in a new kind of role? Let us know in the comments below!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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