Yahoo! have released a short article with Emma and Dan from the set of ‘Deathly Hallows’! Both actors talk about their characters and the emotional and physical journeys the Trio have to go through during the scenes. Extracts from Emma’s input can be seen below, while the entire article can be read here at the original source.

Emma Watson noted, “It was so nice to be outside, in the forest and out of the studio – running about. It was so much fun. Because it’s such an emotional, heavy film, it was nice to get out and do some action stuff.

“They were very fun scenes to film. Being out of Hogwarts just makes it really different. It just gives the audience a whole different experience. I’m so excited to see it together.”

[...] Watson adds, “It’s challenging in every way – physically, emotionally. They’re away from home. They’re isolated, they don’t have any news. They don’t know what they’re doing. They’re pulling at shreds. Dumbledore had hardly left them anything to go on.” source

In other interview-esque-related-news, Jessie Cave, who played newcomer Lavendar Brown in ‘Half Blood Prince’, has spoken out in a new interview with Scholastic. While she speaks on many topics, one of her questions mentioned Emma!

Q: Who do you think you bonded with most?
Jessie: On set? Definitely Emma [Watson who plays Hermione]. I really got on with Emma really well. I thought she was brilliant. source

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The thought of a young successful actress designing an ethical fashion range might seem, at first glance, as nauseating as Katy Perry’s public adoration of Russell Brand. Both just seem too dutiful to be taken seriously. Yet, even though I quietly hoped Emma Watson would become tangled at the first hemp-woven hurdle when the collection was announced in September, she has actually created a very clever range for the retailer-with-a-conscience, People Tree.

What Watson, as Creative Advisor, has done differently, is that she has plaited together several fashionable threads to appeal directly to her peers. She might well be the face of Burberry, and have enjoyed at least one wardrobe deal with Chanel for her red carpet Harry Potter looks, but what Watson provides is an understanding that a bit of Hollister jersey blended into American Apparel basics, and topped off with humorous slogans, will mean that these clothes can transcend their worthy beginnings — and just become cool. source

The line is set to launch in February of this year.

In other fashion-world news, a further six images from the Burberry on-the-set photos have been released, with new photos with Emma and members of the Burberry production team, not to mention new photos with younger brother Alex Watson and co-Burberry models! Larger versions from our previous update have been added also.

Thank you to Emma-Watson.net for the tip!

Edit! Better quality advert scans have also been added to the galleries!

Edit! The first high qualities of the campaign have been added, so don’t forget to check those out!

News tip thanks to Snitch Seeker! Further updates and additions made possible by Emma-Watson.net!

Edit! WWD Fashion have released an article speaking on the new Burberry campaign. They talked briefly on the relationship between Emma and Alex Watson and the dynamics between them which led to Alex’s inclusion in the campaign and subsequent signing to Storm Models, alongside big sister Emma Watson.

According to a Burberry spokesman, chief creative officer Christopher Bailey met Alex through Emma, and “loved their dynamic, their brother and sister energy,” so he decided to take a chance and use him in the campaign. Alex, who has the same sharp chin and fierce brows as his elder sibling, has since been signed to Storm, Emma’s agency. source

Edit! Two videos have also been released for this campaign – a behind the scenes look at the shoots, plus a short message from Emma for all the Burberry fans on Facebook! Videos can be viewed below and screencaptures have been added into the galleries here and here.

Emma had a bit to say on the subject, commenting:

“I think young people like me are becoming increasingly aware of the humanitarian issues surrounding fast fashion and want to make good choices but there aren’t many options out there.” source

“I was excited by the idea of using fashion as a tool to alleviate poverty and knew it was something I could help make a difference with.” source

Described as “clean, sexy and easy to wear” the collection is set to be released in February 2010. A promotional image for the collection was also released, view it here in the galleries.

Stay tuned for further details; we’ll try to bring you the very latest news as it becomes available. As for site news, we’re almost set for newest interactive feature to launch – keep your eyes peeled. Also, don’t forget – get your daily Emma visual fix at ihwmedia.net!

And no, we have not disappeared off the face of the Internet-dom.

Also up, scans! This time, from Italy’s Spain’s Io Donna magazine and the South African Seventeen magazine! Both of which feature brand new photoshoot images, and interviews! Woo! If someone would be able to translate the ‘Io Donna’ interview, that would be faboo. You can check those out here (Seventeen) and here (Io Donna).

And finally, some promotion-osities! First up, from Ballet Shoes – three new photoshoot images and two new stills. And of course, a new still from Half Blood Prince, featuring the photo from our latest update! Also a new photoshoot image from Order of the Phoenix!

This news update brought you by Oclumencia, Snitch Seeker and EW.net!

UPDATE: Vogue.com blogged yesterday about Graduate Fashion Week, happening right now in London. They mention Emma sitting front row at the University of Northampton show. We’ll let you know if any photos or further info pop up. Thanks to members of the Sassy! forums for the tip!

Blurbs and further info on the campaign:

WESTMINSTER WOMAN: The news coming out of Westminster these days may be bleak — what with ongoing parliamentary scandals and a wobbly British government — but that hasn’t stopped Burberry from celebrating the historic London neighborhood in its new ad campaign. The ads — featuring Emma Watson and shot on location by Mario Testino near Burberry’s new headquarters not far from Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament — showcase a chilly but lovely London.

“I wanted the images to represent both the rich history and the modernity of the Burberry brand, while at the same time reflecting a quiet beauty, timelessness and strength that is particularly significant today,” said Burberry creative director Christopher Bailey.

The campaign breaks in the August issues of magazines including Vanity Fair, Vogue, British Vogue and Tatler. It also will appear on the brand’s Web site early next month to coincide with the magazines’ releases. In August, an interactive digital campaign directed by Bailey that includes podcasts and behind-the-scenes footage will appear on the Burberry site.
- wwd.com

“Having known and admired the lovely Emma Watson for quite some time, she was the obvious choice for this campaign,” said Burberry’s creative director, Christopher Bailey.

“I wanted the images to represent the rich history and modernity of Burberry while reflecting a quiet beauty, timelessness and strength that is particularly significant today.

Emma has a classic beauty, a great character and a modern edge. Her charm, intellect and brilliant sense of fun made the whole shoot feel like a picnic on the Thames.”

He added: “I felt Emma would be strong enough to hold the campaign as the only girl, and I loved the idea of her being surrounded by these young, cool British guys.”
- thisislondon.co.uk