Known for her role as Hermione Granger in "Harry Potter" films, Emma Watson recently graced yet another cover of a magazine, in which she said she feels like an imposter.
In the September 2015 issue of Vogue UK, Watson talked about studying at Oxford and Brown University and her acting career, particularly when and why it all began. The actress said having acting from such a young age is something she has "really wrestled with."
According to Watson, she has gone back and she has quizzed her parents. She explained, "When I was younger, I just did it. I just acted. It was just there, so now when I receive recognition for my acting, I feel incredibly uncomfortable."
"I tend to turn in on myself," Watson added. "I feel like an imposter. It was just something I did."
After playing Ila in the 2014 film "Noah," Watson is set to appear in the films "Regression," "Colonia" and "The Circle." She will also play Belle in the 2017 film "Beauty and the Beast," which will be directed by Bill Condon.
While on a press tour in Madrid to promote "Regression," the "Harry Potter" alum wore clothes by designers that do not use fur and environmentally harmful chemicals, Style Caster reported.
Written and directed Alejandro Amenabar, "Regression" is set to hit theaters on Oct. 14. Joining Watson in the cast are "Sinister 2" star Ethan Hawke, "Macbeth" star David Thewlis, "Killjoys" actor Aaron Ashmore, "The 100" star Devon Bostick and "Hannibal" actor Aaron Abrams, among others.