Journalist
Good evening and welcome to
Celebrity Talks
. I’m Giampier, and
tonight we have a very special guest — actress, activist, and UN
ambassador Emma Watson. Emma, thank you so much for joining
us!
Emma Watson (Student B – Fiorella):
Thank you for having me, Giampier. I’m happy to be here.
Giampier:
Let’s talk about your career. Have you acted in any films recently?
Fiorella (as Emma Watson):
Yes, I’ve recently acted in a historical drama that will be released next
year. It was a very intense role.
That sounds exciting. Of course, everyone knows you from
Harry
Potter
. How long have you been acting?
Fiorella
I’ve been acting since I was nine years old. I started in
Harry Potter
when I was just a child.
That’s amazing. Have you ever won any major awards?
Fiorella:
Yes, I’ve won several awards for my acting and also for my activism.
One of the most meaningful was the
British Artist of the Year
.
Congratulatons! In addition to acting, you’ve also done a lot of work
for gender equality. Have you enjoyed being part of the UN?
Fiorella:
Yes, absolutely. It has been a life-changing experience. I’ve worked
with amazing people and spoken at global events.
That’s vernspiring. Is there something you haven’t done yet?
Fiorella:
Well, I haven’t directed a film yet. It’s something I’d like to do in the
future.
That would be great! On the other hand, do you ever miss your early
acting days?
Fiorella:
Sometimes I do. However, I also enjoy the new roles I’ve taken on,
both in film and in real life.
