Emma Watson "critical" in the early through the Potter films

Emma Watson, as if "someone else" for marriage in the early films in the "Harry Potter".
Actress 21 years - who was just nine years old when she appeared as Hermione Granger in the first film in the franchise, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" - sees it as "embarrassing" to look back at the early performance as they have changed a lot.
Speaking before the release of the film the eighth and last in the series "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 'The Daily Telegraph:" I look back at the movies early, and sees
a little girl, I know it's me, but it seems like a different person. "It is shameful to some extent, I see myself go through all critical stages of growth. A lot of time passed and much of what happened, it seems that I do not know her, but it is interesting to see how the character evolved and how it has changed a lot."
Since the completion of filming on the series wrapped last year, Emma, ​​now 21, moved, studying at the university, and signed to appear in "a week with my Marilyn 'and' The perks of being a Wallflower, but did not cast her Rupert Grint has admitted and found it difficult to move on.
He said: "I loved every minute of it, and I'm really going to miss it felt empty and lost a little bit, and it's taken me some time to accept it's over.
"I wanted to when he started Harry Potter, to be a man of ice cream, but the films that showed me that I want to be an actor, although the first three did not take seriously, and I stood just where I was told and read the lines of my own, then with the filmthe fourth began to care more about my performance. "
The world premiere in London on Thursday night - 'Part 2 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ".