D E H A A N

It was probably - I’m gonna go with - under the lights and everything - like a hundred and ten degrees. I was in the suit which ways fifty pounds so I was like literally sweating buckets. It’s really intense emotionally and physically. And when the cameras are rolling, you have to go all out ‘cause you have no choice - like I’m trying to kill Spider-Man. I had to find a way to make it through the day and to maintain myself physically because the heat of it all was really tough to work through.

@danedehaan Boobs! … I mean… Boo!

what a strapping young lad

Metallica - with Dane DeHaan

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Getting this deep into the guts of a character can be consuming and even a bit obsessive, so on the last day of shooting his films, DeHaan partakes in a ritual: he declares to himself that the character he’s been playing will die that day. When he tells me this, I raise an eyebrow, and he laughs, picking absently at the lid of his coffee cup. “Yeah,” he reiterates, “I say, ‘Lucien Carr dies today’”

If you had a dream project - if there was a movie of any size or scale - whatever - that you could do, what would it be? Daniel Radcliffe: At the moment the project that I really want to do is called College Republicans… It would be with myself and Dane DeHaan and John Krokidas who directed Kill Your Darlings. And we’d all sort of get to work together again. So hopefully… at the moment, like, that’s my dream project. x x

"It’s Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. I think I was like 8 years old. And so one of the kids’ parents wouldn’t let us go and then I had to wait to see it. I was a big Jim Carrey fan as a child.” - Dane DeHaan, on the first movie that made him laugh