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Emma Watson "embarrassed" by early 'Harry Potter' films
Published Friday, Jul 8 2011, 14:15 BST | By Kristy Kelly | 5 comments

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The actress - who plays Hermione Granger in the wizard franchise - explained that the movies show her during her "awkward" stages of growing up.
Watson told The Daily Telegraph: "I look back at the early films and see that little girl, and I know it's me, but it seems like a different person.
"It's somewhat embarrassing to see myself go through all the awkward stages of growing up. So much time has passed and so much has happened that it seems that I don't know her, but it's interesting to see how the character has evolved and how much I have changed."
The 21-year-old insisted that she "loved" starring in the Potter series and feels "lost" now that they have finished filming the last of the movies.
She said: "I loved every minute of it, and I'm really going to miss it. I felt empty and a bit lost, and it's taken me a while to accept it's over.
"When Harry Potter started, I wanted to be an ice-cream man, but the films showed me that I wanted to be an actor, although for the first three I didn't take it very seriously. I just stood where I was told and read my lines. Then with the fourth film I started caring more about my performance."
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