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"It is strange to see her on the big screen in difficult cinematic roles, or to listen to her speak from the United Nations pulpit to defend the rights between men and women. We have watched Emma Watson grow, in our immagination she is indissolubly the refined Hermione, kind and polite, trustful and real. \u201CWhen I see the images again from the first &amp;#039;Harry Potter&amp;#039; I immediately think how bad my hair was\u201D. She laughs with that British gracefulness, even though her eyes are full of mischievous shine, that she then tempers with a deeper reflection or two. \u201CIt is always surprising for me, to see how long this period of time is, where I have come and from where I started. It is pleasant to follow that journey\u201D. Sensitive, determined, this Hermione by now grown-up, but who has not lost her magic wand, has ideas, ideals and lots of go. \u201CI want to be a woman of the Renaissance. I want to paint, and write. And above all I want to continue to act. I simply want to do everything\u201D, she declared. Vogue Italia, November 2015, n.783, pag.200"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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