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British actress and fotomodel.rodilas in Paris in family Lyusbi Jacqueline and Chris Watson , English advokatov.Uzhe 6 years Emma firmly decided that would be an actress . [11] When Emma was nine , the head of her school's drama club invited her to take part in the casting for the role of Hermione in " Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone " . [11] To his surprise , Emma won . [9] Since then, her whole life is inextricably linked with Harry Potter .Emma graduated Hidingtonskuyu school for girls (born Headington School) [ 12]. In 2008 she graduated from the summer acting classes academy RADA in London [13]Best known for the role of Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter films , in which co-starred with Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grintom.poluchila this role in 1999, when she was 9 years old . Prior to that, she was involved only in school stage productions . Participation in this project has brought the actress a number of awards , as well as more than 10 million pounds sterlingov.Takzhe participated in the filming of " Ballet Shoes ." The film was shown on the BBC in December 2007 . Besides voiced princess pea , one of the characters in the animated film " The Tale of Despereaux ," which was released in 2008. In 2009, was entered in the Guinness Book of Records as the highest paid actress of the decade.

“I think this is it, Mrs Grant,” – said doctor Cold (Kold) and handed her the prescription. The prescription (the list) was very long and Mrs. Grant was close to falling down in a faint when she finished reading it to the end. She had a headache, the had a cold, she was beginning to feel the symptoms of influenza. To cap it all, one of her children had mumps. “I also prescribed you the tablets (a medication) for high blood pressure,” – said doctor Cold. “How many tablets should I be taking?” “One tablet after each meal, that is three tablets a day.” Mrs. Grant thanked the doctor and heavily (with difficulty) walked to the pharmacy. She handed her long prescription to the pharmacist – to Mr. White. Mr. White gaily greeted her. “Now this is health!” (“What a wonderful health!”) he said, as he looked at the list.