Interview with DANIEL RADCLIFFE
DERMOT O'LEARY:  Daniel Radcliffe, great to meet you.
A.	Great to meet you too.
Q.	What are you doing tonight?
A.	I'M presenting the award for the best supporting actress, which is -- there's not too much pressure on that.  I don't have to say much, so there is not much I can screw up and, yeah, just generally walk around being intimidated.  And it is quite nerve wracking, but very exciting.  
Apparently I am sitting quite close to both George Clooney and Brad Pitt tonight.
Q.	Clooney is looking good tonight.
A.	I am sure he is.  Is there ever time when he is not ... so plain.
Q.	Congratulations, my friend.  You are number 1 in the box office.
A.	Yes, I know.  Woman In Black has -- yeah, at the moment -- at the time of taping, recording or living -- living, rather -- we are number 1.
Q.	It must have been so nice for you.  Obviously with the Harry Potter thing, just to get out of that, do something different, something enough new.
A.	Absolutely, and to have it be a success outside of Harry Potter is a wonderful thing for me, it's very, very exciting.  I want to thank all of those guys who have been supporting the film.
Q.	And also, I mean, the original theatre production is just a stone's throw from here, isn't it?
A.	It is.
Q.	Really, it's an incredible adaptation, when you think about it.  It's quite difficult to take something like that from theatre and put it on the screen.
A.	Absolutely.  Every adaptation of this, of the original book, has had to change things, and actually, the book has inspired very inventive and playful adaptations of itself, where they have had licence to kind of mess around with the framing of the story, like the play is a two-hander.  It is a really kind of play that has now been running slightly longer than I have been alive.
Q.	Lastly, what are you wearing tonight?  You are looking dapper.
A.	Antonio Azzuolo designed my suit tonight, and he has made me look very good.
Q.	Thank you very much.
(End of the interview)