In the flick, Radcliffe plays the late gay Beat poet Allen Ginsberg in 1944, when a murder brings him together with fellow writers and college classmates. The Harry Potter actor added of the flick's racy sex scenes, "I spent 10 years in a kids' franchise and that was definitely a moment of, ‘Yes, I think I'm moving on.'"
We first chatted with Radcliffe about the film when he was promoting it at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. "John was very helpful in furnishing me with a lot of graphic detail of what I would be experiencing at the various stages," he dished to us.
"It was something new," he laughed. "But you know what, we shot that whole scene in maybe an hour and a half so it was incredibly fast-paced. I didn't really have time to stop to think and worry about it."
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