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“I do a ridiculous dance to Pharrell’s “Happy” whenever I hear it”

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ufo sightings by photosofnothing on Flickr.

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Edinburgh, Scotland

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Emma Watson for Elle UK - December 2014

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I’m very much in the middle of where my career was 18 months ago, and where it will be in 18 months’ time. It’s exciting, and I’ve worked hard to be in this privileged position, where I can start making interesting choices. But I always want to be a human first and an actress second. [x]

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"We’d probably all like some of Ygritte’s feistiness – to be a lethal shot, to scale mountains and glaciers with nothing but an ice pick, to antagonise the guy we fancy into bed as she did with Jon Snow. It was fun for me because, in real life, I’m much more shy. Maybe I’m hoping the roles will rub off on me because to live life with that degree of passion and certainty would be wonderful."

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—and I feel sorry for you.” “You’re a fool, Harry Potter, and you will lose everything…” 

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"That’s the thing, I always assumed that for me Hollywood was so far out of reach that I’d never even get considered to be in a film. I left drama school thinking I was going to play tree number three on the left, at best the RSC [Royal Shakespeare Company]. I’ve been very blessed and lucky. I think all of a sudden you do very quickly realize that these God-like people are actually just very normal human beings.”

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"Snow knows exactly what he’s doing to me. It’s like having Cinna beaten to a pulp while I watch from my tribute tube. Designed to unhinge me… It’s impossible to be the Mockingjay. Impossible to complete even this one sentence. Because now I know that everything I say will be directly taken out on Peeta. Result in his torture. But not his death, no, nothing so merciful as that. Snow will ensure that his life is much worse than death.” — Mockingjay, pag. 160-161.