Washington: Daniel Radcliffe has been forbidden from trimming his pubic hair by the director of his next film as he has to get nude in it.
The former ‘Harry Potter’ star has landed a role in an upcoming film in which he has to play a Jewish man in the 1940s and has revealed the director told him any “landscaping” of the intimate area was off limits.
The 22-year-old had earlier stripped off on stage in ‘Equus’.
“I’m comfortable with my body. It’s funny, actually, I’ve just been having a discussion with the guy who’s directing my new project. It might have a bit of nudity and he said, ‘Just to let you know, if you’re getting naked, no landscaping of any kind. This is the ‘40s and you’re playing a Jew.’
“I was like, ‘Pretty much there anyway, mate! Not a huge amount of maintenance going on.’ I mean, there’s a little bit, obviously, for courtesy,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying.
Radcliffe, who is in a relationship with production assistant Rosie Coker - told this week’s heat magazine that he doesn’t like girls who have ‘Brazilians’.
“This is way too much information, but I don’t like girls with nothing down there either. It freaks me out. You have to have something, otherwise it’s f***ing creepy,” he added.
ANI
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