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Daniel Radcliffe Interview: Will He Twerk Like Miley Cyrus?
Is Miley’s favorite raunchy dance move making its way to Hogwarts? HollywoodLife.com caught up EXCLUSIVELY with the former ‘Harry Potter’ star, who revealed which of Miley’s signature moves he wants to pick up.
Now that Daniel Radcliffe is done playing Harry Potter, he needs something new to keep the fans engaged. And he may be looking to Miley Cyrus for inspiration!
Daniel Radcliffe Taking After Miley Cyrus?
First of all, Daniel revealed to HollywoodLife.com exclusively that he may be the only person in the world who hasn’t seen Miley twerk. “I’ve actually only heard about it,” he told us while at a screening for his new movie Kill Your Darlings, hosted by Cinema Society and Johnston & Murphy.
“I haven’t seen it, you know? I don’t feel compelled,” Daniel continued.
But even though the former Harry Potter hasn’t caught a glimpse of Miley’s raunchy dancing, there is one move of hers that he hass taken notice of. “I’ve seen the tongue thing, which is a theme,” he said. “Maybe I should start that. Maybe I should get a signature move that I do at everything.”
Daniel, may we be the first ones to say we LOVE this idea!? Miley has definitely made sticking out her tongue a part of herself, but if Daniel joined in, we don’t think anyone would complain (except maybe Ginny Weasley).
Daniel Radcliffe At The ‘Kill Your Darlings’ Screening
Daniel had a great rest of the night after his screening for Kill Your Darlings, which is a murder drama revolving around the famous Beat generation poets. The actor moved from the screening at the Paris Theatre in NYC to Tao Downtown, where he and his cast members — and more celebrities like Patrick Wilson, Marisa Tomei, and Zachary Quinto — partied and drank Qui Tequila cocktails named after the Beat era, like the Kerouac and the Poet.
No word on whether Daniel stuck out his tongue or twerked at the party.
What do you think, HollywoodLifers? Should Daniel start mimicking Miley or should he find his own signature move? Let us know!
— Andrew Gruttadaro
