Emma Watson for Best Non-Harry Potter Film. Looper Reveals Fans' Choice - Exclusive News Poll

 It's been a little over two decades since actress Emma Watson graced our big screens as Hermione Granger in the "Harry Potter" films, arguably her most iconic role to date. But what about Watson's extensive non-"Harry Potter" filmography? Do Watson fans have a particular favorite that stands out above the rest?

Emma Watson 

Emma Watson 

Emma Watson 

Emma Watson 

  Looper recently posed the same question to more than 600 people in an exclusive online poll that could help determine the UK-born star's second greatest hit, which may come as a surprise to some. Is. Since making her acting debut as Hermione in 2001, Watson has appeared in more than a dozen non-"Harry Potter" projects, all with different genres.

Emma Watson 

Emma Watson 

Emma Watson 

Emma Watson 

  "There's a speech by Theodore Roosevelt about the importance of being in the field, whether you fail or you succeed, or you make a complete fool of yourself, as long as you do the best you can with whatever you have. Doing, using whatever you have to bring to the table at the moment," Watson once told co-star Jessica Chastain during a sit-down for Interview magazine. "People sometimes talk about me having a brand, a strategy, whatever," Watson said. It's something I feel really connected to, so I'll do it."

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Emma Watson was perfect casting for Belle in Beauty and the Beast because I fall in love with her every time I see her again,” Twitter user @adalysand wrote in January 2022. “Belle has always been my favorite and when That Emma Watson is not. A singer (with a capital S) I enjoyed her interpretation of the character," said Luke Delmer in 1994.

Emma Watson 

Emma Watson 

  When it comes to her singing ability and "Beauty and the Beast" naysayers, Watson doesn't really care about the nasty things people have to say. Most importantly, she took a chance on a character and film franchise that she loves, and that's all that matters to her. "It's nice to know that things don't break you in the end," Watson said in the interview.