Daniel Radcliffe feels obliged to speak to other celebrities. The 22-year-old actor admits he finds it “weird” that famous people feel the urge to connect with one another, even when they have never met.
He said, “I still go, ‘It’s you!’, I can’t help it. But there’s this weird thing sometimes between celebrities who don’t know each other. You have a shared experience of something, so there’s kind of an obligation to say hello. I was in a coffee shop once and Jack Black came in and sat down and we did a, ‘Hey mate’. It was so weird. I’ve never even met the guy.”
Despite his fame, Daniel insists he finds it easy to make friends as he can always tell if someone is only interested in his success. He told the new issue of Esquire magazine, “It’s easy to tell if people are genuine or not. Sometimes they’re a bit too interested. If you take a step back and they pursue, then they’re probably just a little bit too keen.”

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Princess Di’s life is movie storyline
Princess Diana’s life is set to be made into a movie.
Film producer Stephen Evans is lining up a Hollywood actress to play the late British royal, who tragically died in a car crash in August 1997, in a film that will be based on her bodyguard Ken Wharfe’s memoirs from his book Diana: Closely Guarded Secret.
He told the Sunday Mirror newspaper, “We are dealing with about 11 years of her life from just after she had Harry, when he’s aged about two, and it’s partly from the point of view of her protection bodyguard. The emphasis on this really is authenticity and to discover what she went through.”
“Unless you are a Diana freak, quite a lot of it will be unknown to the audience. The movie’s not saying she is unbelievably wonderful or she’s a pain in the neck, the audience can make their own view. I think she had some marvellous qualities, absolutely phenomenal qualities and tremendous charisma. She was also very good at one-liners, very witty, sharp. Intellectually, she was not in the top level but on the other hand had native cunning, stubbornness,” he added.