Emma Watson explains why having your dream life doesn't guarantee happiness “To have to ask myself the question of like, you right now have the career and the life that looks like the dream but are you really happy Emma? Are you really healthy? Are you really happy? Is this really what you want?” “To be at that point and have to admit to myself that I wasn't and I didn't was one of the scariest things I've ever had to do because I basically had to ask myself on a daily basis. I felt like I was crazy and walking away from something without knowing what you're walking towards” “Not having the answers but leaving something that the world considered to be such a high value moment in my professional life and career” “I think sitting with that was a real moment of reckoning of like, can you tell yourself the truth? Can you live with your truth? Can you accept the fact that for most other people your truth is pretty confusing and unpalatable?” “That was definitely a hard moment of sitting, more recently because I've been being my own partner asking myself, are you really living your values, things that you preach? Are you actually aligned?” “Looking at some spaces in my life I was like, no, not at all. I'm actually not doing what I talk about and I need to create some sort of urgency or a deadline for that so that I make sure that I'm a person of integrity. I purport to be someone that cares about the world and about the planet and sustainability” “There are some things I was doing. Was it enough by my own standards? Not by anyone else's. Just by my own. Probably not but what's nice is I actually have the time now to be like, ‘Okay, what are you going to do about it? Get on with it’”

Emma Watson shares the best advice she’s ever received “Someone who I really respect and ask for advice often said to me, ‘Emma, I think if you did 90% of what you wanted to do at 50% of the speed, life would be so much better’” “I was like wow, 50% of the speed and only 90% of what I want to do? And he was like, ‘I think that's the minimum to be honest’” “I often have to remind myself that it's not about speedily getting somewhere. It's just not the point. Things are supposed to happen with a certain timing”

Emma Watson reveals Hollywood broke her “I came to work looking for friendship and that was a very painful experience for me outside of Harry Potter and in Hollywood. Like bone-breakingly painful” “Most people don't come to those environments looking for friendships. They're looking for this is my chance, this is my role, this is what I want out of it” “I found the rejection really painful. The friendship rejection. I took that expectation into my other workplaces and I just got my ass kicked. I really did” “It broke me but in a way, I'm proud that it did because I guess that means I have something left to break. I have a heart left to break” “I'd much rather keep my humanity”

Emma Watson said kissing Rupert Grint in Deathly Hallows felt like kissing her brother. They’d known each other since they were kids, and apparently the entire crew turned up to watch. No wonder she called it one of the most horrifying things she had to do.