"Play with your food, darling," says mom Morticia (Anjelica Huston), as daughter Wednesday (Christina Ricci) is presented with a plateful of twitching purplish glop.
I saw you eager to meet with the doctor, to retrieve your darling child after surgery, to find answers.
Austin Bunn, who wrote "Kill Your Darlings" with Krokidas, asked Radcliffe how he was holding up.
But in the league that I started this year, I played Dane DeHaan last weekend, who's in "Kill Your Darlings" with me, so we're doing a lot of promotion together at the moment, and I made the mistake of really doing a lot of interviews in which I mentioned that I was going to beat him.
Tom Brook talks with Radcliffe about Kill Your Darlings, how he has chosen his post-Potter film projects, and why he was not concerned about being typecast as the boy wizard.
It took decades for Jack Kerouac's semi-autobiographical "On the Road" to become a movie, but now the screen has suddenly gone Kerouac-happy, with the upcoming "Kill Your Darlings" covering the Beat writer's college years and the current "Big Sur" adapting Kerouac's 1962 account of his drunken, depressed retreats to Lawrence Ferlinghetti's coastal cabin in the wake of "On the Road's" success.
With explicit sexual content, Kill Your Darlings might not be suitable for Radcliffe's younger fans from his Potter days (although the ones who saw his stage role on Equus have seen it all before), but he stands by his work.
But, with his performance in Kill Your Darlings as a young Allen Ginsberg, Radcliffe takes on an entirely different set of taboos.
And feel free to share this with your legislator, especially those "darlings" of the "tea" "party" who don't seem to know a whole lot about the Founding Fathers they love to invoke.
Go with it, your little darling is only this little for a short time.
