Official Interview Thread

[Eden]

Maybe it makes her eligible, but not singleton.

[incognito_]

Originally Posted by meantobe

Bernie Ecclestone, 79, makes Tatler list of most eligible singletons - Telegraph this one?

it's no surprise emma is on such a list. she's a young movie star, pretty, clever and rich. it certainly made her eligible lol. and imo she's more eligible than all the offsprings of celebrities on the list because she earned this status by herself.

Umm, but she has a boyfriend. So that wouldn't make her single. Or did I miss something?

[meantobe]

ah, imo if you don't have a husband/wife or live with a partner, you are single. sorry if i misunderstand this word

[Eden]

I didn't know what singleton meant and it actually means not in a relationship. That's why I find it weird.

[hermionegranger]

Originally Posted by Eden

Apparently Emma makes Tatler list of most eligible singletons. Weird.

apparently she's single till she's married according to the singleton definition

[jopley]

I think if you are not married they are considering you single. 200 people makes for one huge list.

[AMDblack]

Victoria Beckham on Her Dream Client and Sharing Dresses With Madonna - Style News – StyleWatch – People.com
...just read this article, thought I'll share it. Not sure if it has already been discussed...

[Eden]

Yep, some weeks ago

[scarlett]

Originally Posted by jopley

I think if you are not married they are considering you single. 200 people makes for one huge list.

Alex makes the list as well.

[soon2be]

Originally Posted by scarlett

Alex makes the list as well.

That's weird lol. How did you find that out, do you have the magazine?

[hermionegranger]

Originally Posted by scarlett

Alex makes the list as well.

emma's brother?

[Eden]

Bonnie about Emma:
‘We talk all the time, Emma's studying at Brown at the moment and is really enjoying it but when you spend so much time with people, like we do on Harry Potter, it's hard not to stay in contact.
‘We chat about clothes and if we're going on the red carpet we definitely talk about what we are going to wear', she said.

[jopley]

Originally Posted by scarlett

Alex makes the list as well.

I'm too tired to wrap my brain around that. Isn't he 16?

For those who liked Emma's NY T-shirt.

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[scarlett]

Originally Posted by soon2be

That's weird lol. How did you find that out, do you have the magazine?

I looked at it in a shop. It's a fairly random list with a huge age range but then Tatler is a Society magazine. Basically if your rich and move in the right circles you're in.

[jopley]

I got a feeling being Emma Watson's lil' bro is going to help him go places. Well at least he's family so he's entitled to use her name for a while.

I hope Jay didn't make it. Not that it matters...

[tanyabay]

^make what

[SouthernPotter]

Alex is a little young to be on that list isn't he? Usually when you talk about who is single in a major(non-teen) magazine you usually think the person is old enough to get married. I know England the age is lower than the US, but come on. I guess if you are no longer jail bait that you are fair game.

[Sandrinha]

Originally Posted by Eden

Bonnie about Emma:
‘We talk all the time, Emma's studying at Brown at the moment and is really enjoying it but when you spend so much time with people, like we do on Harry Potter, it's hard not to stay in contact.
‘We chat about clothes and if we're going on the red carpet we definitely talk about what we are going to wear', she said.

Can you tell me in which interview did Bonnie say this?

[Ivayne]

Here Sandrihna:

Bonnie Wright talks fashion & Emma Watson in new interview - SnitchSeeker.com

[Sandrinha]

^ Thank you.

[freelancer]

Thanks for that Bonnie snippet!

[hermionegranger]

Originally Posted by Ivayne

Here Sandrihna:

Bonnie Wright talks fashion & Emma Watson in new interview - SnitchSeeker.com

very nice comments especially on fashion

[meantobe]

the age of consent in UK is 16 so it's no problem for alex being put on the list.
it's interesting to see how long could he use his sister's name to help him.

[Ivayne]

David Bradley about Emma, Rupert and Daniel:

“You wouldn’t even know that they had made the money they have. Their parents and the people looking after them keep them grounded. They don’t disappear off to their trailers in between bits, they hang around and chat like the rest of us. Those kids work really hard. I really admire them.”

[hermionegranger]

Originally Posted by Ivayne

David Bradley about Emma, Rupert and Daniel:

“You wouldn’t even know that they had made the money they have. Their parents and the people looking after them keep them grounded. They don’t disappear off to their trailers in between bits, they hang around and chat like the rest of us. Those kids work really hard. I really admire them.”

should stop the rumours or nonsense that emma's high and mighty when so many of the older cast and even her fellow cast members,praise her

[freelancer]

That is a terrific quote. And for those who didn't know who David Bradley is, he plays Filch in HP. Had to Google that myself.

[Ivayne]

What was that interview where Emma said she was saving dresses for her sisters?

[JoolzN]

JulieandEmma's Blog

[Eden]

Ian Kelly (who plays Hermione's dad in HP) about Emma.

I play Hermione's dad and Emma Watson was very funny about how she's grown up doing blue screen. She's spent most of her acting career, actually, imagining who she's acting with, or with no idea of quite what could be going on behind her. They're a lovely gang. It was a very happy job.

[Eden]

QUESTION: So, this is the first time the audience has really seen a more vulnerable side of Hermione. How do you feel about bringing this side of her life to the screen?
EMMA WATSON: I really enjoyed playing the more vulnerable side to her character. She’s quite emotional, angry and crazy, so it was fun to play her.

QUESTION: What was the most challenging aspect shooting this film?
EMMA WATSON: The most challenging aspect of this film was the fact that I was trying to take my A-levels at the same time I was filming. So my life was crazy. One minute I was on set, and the next minute I was doing an exam, or reading a textbook, or doing something, so I was a bit all over the place. Sometimes it’s kind of hard to juggle both aspects of my life

QUESTION: And what about acting-wise? Was there something that was really difficult as far as her character?
EMMA WATSON: Yes, there’s a scene where Hermione cries, when Ron kisses Lavender, and so that was kind of hard. It’s very hard to make yourself cry. And I had to do it three or four times while lots of people were watching…that was tough.

QUESTION: But how do you do it? Do you think of something sad? What do you do to make yourself cry?
EMMA WATSON: I guess I would call myself more of a method actress. I do genuinely kind of try to go through things in my head and really kind of put myself there.

QUESTION: Was there a scene or sequence that you really enjoyed filming for Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince?
EMMA WATSON: I really enjoyed the Quidditch sequence with Ron just because it’s always nice to do a bit of comedy. And I just thought the whole thing was hilarious, so I really enjoyed it

QUESTION: This is the second time you’ve worked with this director (David Yates). Does that affect or change what it’s like for you to come to set every day?
EMMA WATSON: Yes, I guess it does. In the first Harry Potter that David directed, (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix) he was really finding his feet, meeting lots of new people, and working with a crew that had already worked together. And now, he’s very much part of the team and I think he felt a lot more confident. Not that he wasn’t on the first one, but I think everyone was just more settled, which was nice.

QUESTION: Hermione and Ron obviously have a bit of a romance in the movie. Were you excited for this storyline?
EMMA WATSON: Yes, I was very excited. It might not be the most obvious storyline in a way. I think a lot of fans always saw Hermione and Harry together, but I think that Hermione and Ron are very strange, but kind of perfect for each other. They’re very different, but you know, they make each other laugh. Ron lightens her up. Hermione’s quite a serious character, so I think they’re good for each other.

QUESTION: It seems that it would be more fun to play Hermione when you’re in a scene with Ron, because he looks like he’s having a good time?
EMMA WATSON: Definitely. Yes. I like doing scenes with Rupert because we get to kind of bounce off each other and they tend to be the funny ones.

QUESTION: Can you talk a little about the balance between the romance and the comedy, and the action and danger in the film?
EMMA WATSON: Yes, there’s definitely an impending sense of danger in this film. The very opening sequence, is like a terrorist attack with the Dementors, and we’re very aware that Voldemort is back. And so there’s definitely a sense that things are kind of heating up, basically for the last film. So yes, it’s a very exciting film.


QUESTION: What do you enjoy playing more, the comedy, the adventure or the danger?
EMMA WATSON: I suppose it’s nice to do a bit of everything. It’s nice to play a variety, which I think is great. You know, to do one scene that’s really comic, and then do another scene that’s very serious, and then do another scene that’s all about the action – stunts or running, or whatever crazy thing they’re doing, I think variety is definitely the best.


QUESTION: Keeps it fresh?
EMMA WATSON: Yes.

QUESTION: How has this film stood out amongst the other five?
EMMA WATSON: This one definitely stood out to me as more of a romantic comedy. For once, it’s not really so plot focused, or plot driven. It’s much more character driven. It’s much more about Hermione, Harry, Ron, Ginny and their stories, and what’s happening in their school year. It’s just more about us. So it’s nice.


QUESTION: Now that you’ve seen the film, what’s your favorite storyline to watch, or what are some of your favorite moments?
EMMA WATSON: My favorite moments are Ron playing Quidditch. I just think he’s hysterical. Also, Ron taking a love potion. I think he’s really funny, so for me those moments are my favorite.


QUESTION: What surprised you the most the first time you saw the film? It must be strange to spend so much time on these scenes and then you sit down, you watch the film and it all comes together.
EMMA WATSON: Yeah, it’s really strange. You’d think that there wouldn’t be a lot that would surprise you, but even the third time I was watching the film, there’s this moment where the Inferi come out of the lake and one of them grabs Harry. And every single time I watch that, I jump out of my skin! I’m just like, oh my God! I really jump! This film is still great to watch.

QUESTION: Can we discuss the first film? Rewinding back to the beginning. What is your favorite moment or scene from Harry Potter One and the Sorcerer’s Stone?
EMMA WATSON: It’s hard for me not to watch the first film and for it to be so memorable. I get very sentimental. I love watching it. It’s great to watch the scene where I come onto to the train for the opening sequence. I’m really fond of that sequence because it was also my audition tape. I did that scene so many times and then when I did it in the film, it was the first time I’d ever seen myself on screen. It was one of my first big scenes and so, that has a lot of significance and meaning to me. So, yes, I have a lot of fond memories.

QUESTION: It’s really the beginning.
EMMA WATSON: Yes, it is.

QUESTION: The troll scene from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’ Stone, was that kind of a turning point in the relationship between you, Harry and Ron?
EMMA WATSON: Definitely. The troll sequence is the turning point in their friendship because Ron is horrible to Hermione and he hates her because she’s such a goody two-shoes. Hermione sticks up for them and shows them that she cares more about them and their friendship than she does t sucking up to teachers. So they kind of bond there at that moment and they realize that she’s kind of okay, and they become friends. And that’s where it all begins.

QUESTION: Do you enjoy re-watching the films or is it difficult?
EMMA WATSON: It’s kind of painful, to be honest. The very early films, I kind of enjoy watching because I’ve had quite a lot of distance from them, so I feel quite disconnected. But the fifth, the fourth, maybe even the third film, I find a bit cringy to watch.

QUESTION: Oh, it was all so cute! And, that’s kind of your yearbook. You probably remember what you were doing during those scenes, and where your life was?
EMMA WATSON: No, it literally feels like a different lifetime. I look at myself and it’s like a different girl. It’s very strange.

QUESTION: Your character has quite a crush on Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. How do you think this helps develop the character? Do you think it does?
EMMA WATSON: I think it’s very endearing. Hermione has a crush on a teacher and I think it’s even more endearing that he turns out to be such an idiot. And that it’s all a big mistake, really. I think it’s just humorous. It’s just funny.