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Emma Watson star of 'Harry Potter' wants to be a 'warrior princess'
Posted on Thursday, July 14, 2011 at 09:10 AM
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She said: "I feel like young girls are told they have to be this kind of princess and be all this sweet stuff.
"It's all bull***t. I identify with more of being a warrior princess, so if I had to be a princess, I'd have to kick some ass first. That would have a lot of people terrified."
Emma admits her attitude has developed through playing the strong character of Hermione over 10 years and eight films, and both of them have grown together.
Speaking at the New York press conference for 'Harry Potter and he Deathly Hallows: Part 2', Emma added: "I'm terrified of getting into trouble. I'm very heady in the same way that she is, kind of constantly thinking three or four moves ahead.
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"I try to intellectualize a lot, which she does well. She's very determined. I am as well. I feel so much of me went into her and so much of her went into me that I can't really differentiate too much anymore."
Emma also clarified that she has not quit n Brown University in Rhode Island, America, to study at Oxford University in England, but is continuing her studies there for a year before returning to the US for her final year.
She added: "I mean, it's obviously scary, change is always scary. But I feel very excited and I feel like I'm entering a new chapter and getting a fresh start. I'm going back to school in the autumn. I've got two years left in university."
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