New Zealand magazine, Remix Magazine, has released a brand new interview with Emma, with two new pictures accompanying the article. The Summer Edition of Remix Magazine editorial features brand-new-photos from Emma’s Mariano Vivanco photoshoot which were used throughout the world-wide media to promote “Deathly Hallows: Part 1″. Scans from the feature can be found in our galleries. A transcript from the scans has been put into our press archives.

Photo and image tips courtesy of adoring_emma at Livejournal.

When Emma Watson stood on Platform 9 3/4, about to board the train to Hogwarts in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, she never imagined the journey she was about to setoff on would be so lifechanging. In the ensuing ten years – across seven Harry Potter films – she’s become one of the best-known, most admired stars in a generation, as she’s changed from cute kid to sophisticated starlet. She’s also blossomed professionally, evolving from a wooden amateur to accomplished auteur.

“I think people forget that when we started we were so young – just nine or ten – so we really didn’t know what we were doing,” confesses Emma, blushing as she recalls her first few Harry Potter scenes. “We barely had any acting experience between us and we relied so much on the director to guide us. Sometimes he’d even switch the sound off and, as the camera was rolling, direct us over the take and add the sound in later! We really needed that much guidance.”

Judging by her latest outing in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – the final installment of J.K. Rowling’s beloved series, which has split into separate films – she’s learned her lessons well over the last decade. It’s a stellar performance, reinforcing that not only is Emma now a veteran actress, at just 20, but she’s also a sassy, sexy glamour puss. Read more?