Actress Emma Watson’s father warned the family of young actors of the HBO series from illusions about glory and fame.
After the HBO introduced three main actors of Harry Potter’s new adaptation series, Chris Wottson, Emma Votson’s father, who played Hermione in the film’s franchise, joined the conversation.
In the Times Radio Commentary, he turned to the parents of the young actors, who were about to enter the role of Harry, Hermione and Ron.
Votson shares his personal conclusion and warned: glory is not only a dream, but also a challenge, especially when it comes to children. “As parents, you have to be scared. And you think it can go in any direction. It’s a very difficult thing for a kid and parents who can’t easily cope. And even with many pluses, nothing is perfect, and you should admit that there are many minuses, and some of them can’t imagine,” he emphasized.
Emma Votson has become a world star in 11 years old, but, according to her father, she remains worldly thanks to family support. In the Wottson’s house, the movies about Harry Potter have not been the center of attention, and Emma continues to go to school, playing hockey and engaged in her common things.
Chris Votson also expressed his readiness to support the parents of new performers if they turned to him for advice.
Earlier, the actress, who gained popularity as the Paper of Hermione Granger’s role in the movies about Harry Potter, was wondering why she left the movie theater.
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