Did Emma Watson Like Harry Potter

Emma Watson was perfect for the role of Hermione Granger. Yet the actress wanted to give up on 'Harry Potter' while filming. Here's why.

 is the most classic Hermione move of all time. Dedicated fans of the series know that Emma is just as brilliant and hardworking the character she portrays in J.K. Rowling’s magical universe. While it is quite difficult to imagine anyone other than Emma for the role of Hermione Granger, there was a point where the

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“From the first moment I spoke to Emma, I thought ‘oh thank christ.’ I did, because who knew who they were gonna cast as Hermione? I was more worried about Hermione than anyone else.”

She then goes on to call Emma her “perfect Hermione.” We couldn’t agree more. Yet even though Emma was able to portray the character so well, there was a point where she didn’t think it wise to continue her role. Why? As it turns out, it was for the most Hermione-Esque reason. 

Franchise, because she wanted to attend university. Despite the additional earnings she’d receive from the franchise, focusing on her schooling was primary for Emma. Although Ron Weasley would probably say “She needs to sort out her priorities, ” we love how dedicated the actress is to her education. As Sirius Black would say, she really is “the brightest witch” of her age. 

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 films, says Emma was very adamant about pursuing her education. He tells Glamour, “Emma [Watson], in particular, was quite academic and was very keen in pursuit of schooling and was wrestling a little bit more than the others. So each time there was a negotiation, it was not about a financial [matter], it really was about, ‘Do I want to be a part of this?'”

Not only did Emma almost give up her wand and robes for her role as Hermione Granger, but the social activist was ready to give up acting altogether. In a deeply candid interview with Vanity Fair, Emma admits she often feels uncomfortable with her fame.

She says, “I’d walk down the red carpet and go into the bathroom. I had on so much makeup and these big, fluffy, full-on dresses. I’d put my hands on the sink and look at myself in the mirror and say, ‘who is this?’ I didn’t connect with the person who was looking back at me, and that was a very unsettling feeling.”

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Luckily, Emma admits that despite the difficult aspects of fame, she has found the strength to continue her acting career. She goes on, saying, “Taking on those battles, the smaller ones, and the bigger ones is who I am.”became a sensation when J.K. Rowling wrote about an orphan boy entering the Wizarding World. While Rowling has had her share of controversy, the series of fantasy books and later films have stood the test of time. 

Introduced Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) in 2001. The series has since spawned a spin-off series of sorts in

As amazing as all these accomplishments are, being at the center of a worldwide phenomenon can’t be easy. There was a time when Emma Watson felt doubts about portraying the brightest witch of her age in the

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Films. Digital Spy reports that the reunion special reveals Watson questioned coming back to the franchise at all when she got older. Director of

“I can see that, ” Emma Watson admitted. “At times, I was lonely.” Even though the actor admits that she was afraid for a time, that didn’t mean that she didn’t come around in the end. Watson went on to say, “No one had to convince me to see it through. The fans genuinely wanted me to succeed and they all genuinely have each other’s backs. How great is that?” Even Rupert Grint empathized with Watson’s feelings to a degree. Both actors had entered into a large commitment at such a young age. It is only natural that when the actors got older, they would question their place in the world.

Tom Felton also had sympathy for Emma Watson. The actor who portrayed school bully Draco Malfoy understood that Watson had to walk a lonely road. While Radcliffe and Grint had each other, she was younger and didn’t have as easy of a time. The actors maintain that they all got along quite well as friends and some fans speculated that perhaps Watson and Felton were more than that. Watson insists that nothing romantic ever happened between the two. However, Felton has expressed genuine affection for his co-star. “Emma and I have always loved each other, really, ” Felton expressed in

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Ended. She emulated Hermione Granger in real life as well. Like her onscreen counterpart, Watson juggled her responsibilities as well as going to class. She pursued a degree at Brown University while she continued to act (via Showbiz CheatSheet). The actor went on to study at Worcester College, Oxford for Visiting Student Programme and eventually graduated from Brown in 2014.

Franchise, Emma Watson has been particular about what roles she should take. Her most recent film of note was Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of the American classic novel Little Women. Watson depicted the oldest sister Meg. Since then, her activity has been described as “dormant.” However, Watson’s manager confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that Watson’s career is still on track. Fans of Hermione Granger can tune into HBO Max on New Year’s Day to see her reminisce with Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint when

Luckily, Emma admits that despite the difficult aspects of fame, she has found the strength to continue her acting career. She goes on, saying, “Taking on those battles, the smaller ones, and the bigger ones is who I am.”became a sensation when J.K. Rowling wrote about an orphan boy entering the Wizarding World. While Rowling has had her share of controversy, the series of fantasy books and later films have stood the test of time. 

Introduced Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) in 2001. The series has since spawned a spin-off series of sorts in

As amazing as all these accomplishments are, being at the center of a worldwide phenomenon can’t be easy. There was a time when Emma Watson felt doubts about portraying the brightest witch of her age in the

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Films. Digital Spy reports that the reunion special reveals Watson questioned coming back to the franchise at all when she got older. Director of

“I can see that, ” Emma Watson admitted. “At times, I was lonely.” Even though the actor admits that she was afraid for a time, that didn’t mean that she didn’t come around in the end. Watson went on to say, “No one had to convince me to see it through. The fans genuinely wanted me to succeed and they all genuinely have each other’s backs. How great is that?” Even Rupert Grint empathized with Watson’s feelings to a degree. Both actors had entered into a large commitment at such a young age. It is only natural that when the actors got older, they would question their place in the world.

Tom Felton also had sympathy for Emma Watson. The actor who portrayed school bully Draco Malfoy understood that Watson had to walk a lonely road. While Radcliffe and Grint had each other, she was younger and didn’t have as easy of a time. The actors maintain that they all got along quite well as friends and some fans speculated that perhaps Watson and Felton were more than that. Watson insists that nothing romantic ever happened between the two. However, Felton has expressed genuine affection for his co-star. “Emma and I have always loved each other, really, ” Felton expressed in

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Ended. She emulated Hermione Granger in real life as well. Like her onscreen counterpart, Watson juggled her responsibilities as well as going to class. She pursued a degree at Brown University while she continued to act (via Showbiz CheatSheet). The actor went on to study at Worcester College, Oxford for Visiting Student Programme and eventually graduated from Brown in 2014.

Franchise, Emma Watson has been particular about what roles she should take. Her most recent film of note was Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of the American classic novel Little Women. Watson depicted the oldest sister Meg. Since then, her activity has been described as “dormant.” However, Watson’s manager confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that Watson’s career is still on track. Fans of Hermione Granger can tune into HBO Max on New Year’s Day to see her reminisce with Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint when