Published: 8:35AM Monday January 07, 2013 Source: BANG Showbiz Actress Emma Watson. - Source: BANG Showbiz Emma Watson struggled with fame Boys are mean to me says Emma Watson Emma Watson admits she is obsessed with being perfect. The Harry Potter actress, 22, has inherited her hardworking nature from her lawyer parents, but although she takes pride in every project she undertakes, she admits she can be very hard on herself. "My parents have very strong work ethics and have instilled that in me a love and a respect for what you do and taking pride in it. And then - and this is sort of irritating at times - I'm a bit OCD about perfectionism," she told Britain's Marie Claire magazine. "I'm my own worst critic. I always want to do better. I'm always striving towards the next thing." The petite star is due to return to her studies at Brown University this January and can't wait to head back to the Ivy League institution as she feels studying keeps ...

Home Music Movies Celebrity Search NavigationHomeMusicNewsListenWatchMoviesFeaturesCelebrity Celebrity Published on January 6th, 2013 | by Gabi Finn 0 The Harry Potter actress has inherited her hardworking nature from her lawyer parents, but although she takes pride in every project she undertakes, she admits she can be very hard on herself. The 22-year-old beauty told Britains Marie Claire magazine: My parents have very strong work ethics and have instilled that in me; a love and a respect for what you do and taking pride in it. And then and this is sort of irritating at times Im a bit OCD aboutperfectionism. Im my own worst critic. I always want to do better. Im a! lways striving towards the next thing. The petite star is due to return to her studies at Brown University this January and cant wait to head back to the Ivy League institution as she feels studying keeps her grounded in the midst of her crazy Hollywood lifestyle. She mused: I think having time to step away and study...

Emma Watson is her own worst critic and finds her constant quest for perfection can be ''irritating''. Emma Watson is obsessed with being perfect. The 'Harry Potter' actress has inherited her hardworking nature from her lawyer parents, but although she takes pride in every project she undertakes, she admits she can be very hard on herself. The 22-year-old beauty told Britain's Marie Claire magazine: ''My parents have very strong work ethics and have instilled that in me; a love and a respect for what you do and taking pride in it. And then - and this is sort of irritating at times - I'm a bit OCD about perfectionism. ''I'm my own worst critic. I always want to do better. I'm always striving towards the next thing.'' The petite star is due to return to her studies at Brown University this January and can't wait to head back to the Ivy League institution as she feels studying keeps her grounded in the midst of her crazy...

Emma Watson was mortified when customs agents mistook her for a parentless child. The Harry Potter star was stopped by US immigration officials at New York Citys JFK airport during a recent trip. Emma was wearing a backpack and appeared to be way younger than her 22 years. Emma was mortified. Not only did they not recognise her, they thought she was a child. It was very embarrassing but she managed to awkwardly laugh it off, a source told British newspaper The Sunday People. The Americans are very serious about who they let in and out of their country. If young kids are thought to be travelling on their own it poses a massive problem. Luckily Emma managed to convince them how old she was. After the incident, Emma took to Twitter to vent her frustration. It is certain that she will not carry a certain type of carry-on on her next trip. Passport control: Unaccompanied minor? Me: Sorry? Passport control: Where is ur guardian? Me: Im 22!!!!!!! #neverwearingabackpackagain. (sic), she tweete...

01/05/2013 at 10:00 AM EST Emma Watson accepts nothing but the best. The actress, 22, thanks her parents for the "very strong work ethics" they introduced to her in life. "[They taught me to have] a love and respect for what you do, and [take] pride in it," she says in the U.K. edition of Marie Claire 's February issue. But Watson admits there's a little downside to having such strong drive . "This is sort of irritating at times I'm a bit OCD about perfectionism," she says. "I'm my own worst critic. I think that's really hard, but it also spurs me on. I always want to do better. I'm always striving towards the next thing." But with maturity and experience, the actress has learned not to be as hard on herself. "Now I feel a lot more settled in who I am and what I think and how I want to do things," Watson says. "And because I feel good about what I am doing, I don't need anyone else to say whether they...

Los Angeles, Jan 4 (IANS) Actress Emma Watson says growing up in showbiz is a difficult experience. The 22-year-old gained worldwide success after playing Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series. "It just intensifies the whole thing. I think going through adolescence in the spotlight probably wasn't the easiest, but when I feel insecure, I just focus on the work, on what I'm doing, femalefirst.co.uk quoted Watson as saying. "I try not to get too caught up in it...Because a lot of photographs are taken, you're constantly evaluating your appearance, which most people don't really have to do. It can be tough. It's just part of the job. I've never really known anything else. It all happened when I was so young, she added. --IANS

It's too bad Brown University doesn't offer credits in Cover Modeling 101, because starlet Emma Watson would be on her, like, fifth master's degree by now. The "Perks of Being a Wallflower" starclad all in black and sporting some seriously pouty red lipsgraces February's Marie Claire UK , in which she opens up about about her increasingly impressive career and her personal priorities. It's no secret the 22-year-old hasn't taken much of a break since the "Harry Potter" franchise cast its last spell in 2011. In between college courses, Emma's worked on numerous projects including "Perks," "My Week With Marilyn" and the upcoming "Bling Ring." But that's the way Emma likes it. "I'm a bit OCD about perfectionism," she admitted to the magazine. "I'm my own worst critic. I think that's really hard but it also spurs me on." But Emma's also a pro at prioritizing, outlining wha...