Opening in theaters early next year, THE WOMAN IN BLACK is being described as an atmospheric ghost story that will rival such goth favorites as THE HAUNTING and THE ORPHANAGE. Adapted from the novel by SUSAN HILL and directed by JAMES WATKINS from a script by JANE GOLDMAN, the film marks the return to the big screen of HARRY POTTER star DANIEL RADCLIFFE. For the past seven months RADCLIFFE has been lighting up the stage in the Broadway revival of HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING as J. Pierrepont Finch, a scheming Madison Avenue wannabe. This is RADCLIFFE’S second stage endeavor and follows his successful runs on both sides of the Atlantic in EQUUS. Sitting down with entertainment reporters a couple of weeks ago, he compared film to stage and talked about his affection for song and dance. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)