[Under -the- Blue]

I'd never heard of blur before this

[bickering love]

i haven't either..

[Sternbetrachter]

so either you are not from Great Britain or Europe or you are very very very young

[Under -the- Blue]

Both actually

[bickering love]

i'm not young!

[Under -the- Blue]

shouldn't you be saying you are

[bickering love]

well, i'm not that young..24 is old!

[Under -the- Blue]

except it's not

and on topic Emma rocks!!!!!

[bickering love]

it is to me! i feel old!

Emma is amazing!

[Under -the- Blue]

she is and it shows in this interview

Who knows what will happen to the British film industry when Potter finally packs up its coffers. We can, however, make an educated guess that Watson will come back to the screen after university. She has already been offered lots of roles, but mostly of the trashy Shopaholic-genre. “It is stuff that doesn’t make you think. The scripts all have happy endings, they’re really badly written, and they’re sending them to an English Literature student,” she sniffs. With a rumoured £10m in a trust fund, Watson can afford to work for whoever she wants. “Big budgets don’t interest me. Blockbusters don’t interest me.” Poverty-stricken indie film-makers, take note.

this part made me it's true too many crappy films get made
the rest of the interview

[bickering love]

thanks for that, it was awesome!

[Sternbetrachter]

Originally Posted by bickering love (View Post) well, i'm not that young..24 is old!

I'm older

poor Emma, only getting such scripts to read

[bickering love]

only by a year! but sorry!

[Amy]

I can understand her frustration, but I'm going to be completely selfish and say I wish she'd do something else. But I also love her to bits so it's probably best she doesn't listen to me.

[heaven85]

Aww I'm glad that she is being choosy and not just doing films unless she loves it.