The 3 Most Famous Emmas in Hollywood

Did you know that there are around 10 celebrities named ‘Emma’? Yep, it’s not just Emma Watson a.k.a. Belle of Beauty and the Beast, but others that some may not really have even heard of.

Still, the three most popular Emmas are millenials and are peaking..

EMMA ROBERTS

Or Emma Rose Roberts is an American actress and singer. While she may have gained recognition in the Nickelodeon television series Unfabulous, many may not know that she’s actually the niece of ‘Pretty Woman’ Julia Roberts! Notice their contagious smiles?

Emma Roberts

Weeell, guess Emma’s looks is much too sultry than her aunt, huh?? She’s real pretty that only Margot Robbie (of Suicide Squad) among others could possibly rival. Result? Hard to cast. Perhaps the suspense genre could be her ticket to full stardom.

EMMA STONE

Or Emily Jean Stone is an American actress. Probably the most decorated of the 3 Emmas with even an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award and 3 Screen Actors Guild Awards — and versatile as she is, she’s got more than a handful of films to her credit — including The Amazing Spider-Man 1 & 2 as well as the more recent La La Land.

Emma Stone (Photo by Caroline McCredie/Getty Images)

Now compared to the other Emmas and all of Hollywood, her looks is more of a naughty or strong-willed woman, thus she’s easier to cast. The key, now and as always, is finding a good story.

EMMA WATSON

Or Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson is a British actress, model, and activist. Perhaps one of the most schooled is our favorite heroine, Hermione Granger of the Harry Potter series. No, not in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry but in Brown University! And so, with Emma’s education and popularity, she was appointed UN Women Goodwill Ambassador in July 2014 where she promotes gender equality, fair trade and organic clothing.

Emma Watson

Hmm… With her simple beauty, it would be interesting to see a remake of the 1965 classic ‘Sound of Music’ — and with Emma performing as Liesl von Trapp! That should be a humdinger!

Movie Review: Harry Potter’s Love Triangle

Would you rather prefer Harry over Ron for Hermione Granger? Why? Because Hermione’s always there for Harry?

Ah just recently, J.K. Rowling, the author of Harry Potter felt that it’s how it should have ended as Ron and Hermione’s personalities are completely incompatible.. and only to end up retracting on what she said days later.

Anyway, let’s answer the issues and possibilities.

As Rowling even said, Ron has to work on his self-esteem while Hermione needs to be less critical for their relationship to work. How do we see this? Hermione could only be appreciative of her partner if he is actually better than she is, otherwise, the relationship is going to be a failure. This is probably why Rowling saw that counseling could help strengthen their “togetherness.”

Wait. If that’s the case, Ron and Hermione could last together but they would not really be happy. This means, if Harry and Hermione crosses their paths in a “conducive” scenario, she could end up expressing her desires.. and who knows what could happen next regardless if they only saw each other as friends.

Now about Harry and Ginny, Ron Weasley’s sister.

So, what makes many think they are not good for each other? That they are not compatible? That their relationship came out of the blue? That Ginny is Harry’s best friend’s sister? Come on. If you’ve been in love, you should know that love works in mysterious ways.. or Rowling’s pen that is.

Among the many reasons, only two are worth answering here; but we’ll leave the incompatibility to your imagination and take on the “best friend’s sister” issue instead.

Okay.. best friend’s sister? That code is only good if you guys simply want fun. Like, of course I don’t want my sister to be used then dumped after my friend gets bored. See? But if your best friend is a real “good” guy per se, you’d certainly want your sister to be with familiar and safe hands. Makes sense?!

In the end, though it would really be nice to see Harry and Hermione ending up with each other, it’s not about who goes to who.. it’s about Rowling. She just seems to be trying to create some buzz.

And more importantly, it’s about the “misalignment” of the novel to the movie. Rowling should have just focused on what she really wanted to create, and insisted on not commercializing the characters’ relationship with each other instead presenting the real Ginny, the real everybody in the film as to what her novel says.