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🗓️ 15 March 2020
⏱️ 55 minutes
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0:00.0 | BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts |
0:04.7 | Hello, I'm Lauren LeVern and this is the Desert Island Disks Podcast. |
0:08.4 | Every week I ask my guests to choose the eight tracks, book and luxury they'd want to take with them |
0:13.6 | if they were cast away to a desert island. |
0:16.1 | This is an extended version of the original Radio 4 broadcast and for right reasons |
0:21.3 | the music is shorter than the original broadcast. I hope you enjoy listening. |
0:30.7 | Music Radio Music |
0:47.4 | My cast away this week is Daniel Radcliffe. If anybody earned their chance to kick back and relax |
0:52.8 | on a desert island early, it's him. At 12 he was catapulted into the limelight by his big |
0:58.0 | screen portrayal of Harry Potter. Ten years playing the role earned him worldwide fame, |
1:02.8 | fortune, a place in cinema history. The Harry Potter films are second only to Star Wars as the |
1:08.0 | most successful franchise of all time and made him a beloved part of family life all around the world. |
1:14.3 | All of which could have been an excuse to take things easy, not for him. At 30 he's |
1:19.5 | keener than ever to explore the creative possibilities of life after the boy who lived, appearing on |
1:25.0 | stage in New York and in London and taking on a dizzyingly numerous variety of roles. |
1:30.2 | One minute he's an angel, the next and explore a stranded in the Bolivian jungle, |
1:34.3 | then going undercover as a neo-nazi. He says, I don't want anyone to ever say that I don't |
1:39.7 | belong where I am. That's a very easy thing for people to say when you fall into something very |
1:44.3 | young, something so huge and you are wildly lucky to have ever got it in the first place. |
1:49.3 | I want to earn my right to be doing these jobs. Daniel Radcliffe welcomed it as a island discs. |
1:54.5 | Thank you very much. Thank you for having me. So that idea of earning the luck that you've |
1:58.4 | been given is important to you. Why? Yeah, because I have been insanely lucky and I think probably |
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