Emma Watson was looking like her usual fine self on BBC TV last night as she accepted the the Britannia Award for British Artist of the Year at the annual BAFTA awards ceremony, Britain’s version of the Oscars.
When accepting the award Watson talked about how she basically grew up in the film industry and recounted a story of how her hamster died during filming of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and the crew built “a small, mahogany hamster coffin, and it had a velvet lining and a silver plaque on the front, which had Millie’s name engraved on it.” Then she dedicated her award to her dead hamster Millie.
So glad I didn’t grow up in the film industry.