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| | Vārds, Uzvārds: | Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson | | Niks: | Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson | | Valsts: | Lielbritānija |
| Par sevi: | Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson was born in France on April 15, 1990 to lawyer parents. She moved to England, Oxfordshire, when she was 5 after her parents divorced. She still lives there with her mother and younger brother Alex. Now Emma is the oldest of 7 siblings as her parents got remarried after the divorce. She says her family is the “secure network” and she sticks to it and to her friends to keep her feet on the ground. “I rely on them hugely and always speak to them first about everything,” she says about her parents.
By the age of nine, when she was cast to star in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001), Emma had already taken part in a number of school plays, Arthur: The Young Years, The Happy Prince, The Swallow and The Prince, and Alice in Wonderland among them, and even won 1st prize in a school poetry recital “Daisy Pratt Poetry Competition”, when she was only seven.
As a child Emma was really into dancing, singing, playing field hockey, which is still one of her favorite kinds of sport. She’s still very competitive in sports enjoying netball, tennis, and skiing, and naming painting and cooking among her fave hobbies. She also says she loves water sports and has the special Open Water PADI certificate allowing her to SCUBA dive anywhere in the world. Emma also says she loves hanging out with her friends when she has some spare time, she generally likes to be treated like a normal teenager. “We hang out in Starbucks, we go and choose CD’s, talk, go to each others houses, normal girly stuff,” as she once explained.
Emma went to The Dragon School, a famous preparatory school in Oxford from 1995 to 2001 and then went on to attend Headington School, a private all-girls school, between September 2001 and July 2006. When finishing school she achieved eight A* (the highest grade you can get) and two A passes in her GCSEs (exams after the last compulsory year of secondary school). In May 2007 she took A levels in English, Geography, Art and History of Art but later dropped | | |
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