Radcliffe played the eccentric billionaire/international criminal Abigail Fairfax, who abducts Bullock's character so she may lead him to an ancient city's lost treasure. Bullock appears to have had a great experience filming with the former child star and illustrated how he surprised her and was nothing like the "narcissistic, entitled child actor" she thought he would be.
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Radcliffe played the eccentric billionaire/international criminal Abigail Fairfax, who abducts Bullock's character so she may lead him to an ancient city's lost treasure. Bullock appears to have had a great experience filming with the former child star and illustrated how he surprised her and was nothing like the "narcissistic, entitled child actor" she thought he would be.
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To the average moviegoer, it may have just been another week at the movies, with a big superhero movie and a rom-com filled with big stars to choose from at the box office, among other things. However, to someone who regularly obsesses over this stuff as much as I do, I can assure you it was a downright fascinating and encouraging weekend for those who value the theatrical experience such as myself.
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