Miss Emma Watson is happy today.

Because she received an "Invitation to Entrance Exam" with the "Hogwarts" logo on it.

- Not really Hogwarts, of course.

Emma knew that it was actually an invitation to audition.

She is currently less than 8 years old, and she is already very smart.

Since she was a child, she has loved to play with children who are two or three years older than her, and looks down on those who are her age.

This made her a little lacking friends of the same age, but Emma didn't really care.

In fact, Emma prefers to read quietly by herself rather than doing something silly with her peers and laughing silly.

- Although, with the number of words she knows so far, many books will seem to be a bit of a struggle.

However, Miss Emma, who has mastered the use of dictionaries, says this is not a problem.

Recently, one of her favorite books is called "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone".

After her dad bought the book and gave it to her, Emma had read it no less than five times.

At first, her father told her a bedtime story, but later, Emma, who liked the story, no longer had the patience to listen to a paragraph every day, so she simply flipped through the dictionary and read it herself.

- Although the spells in it are not found in the dictionary at all, Emma still reads them with relish.

She even fantasized that she could be like the children in the book, waving her wand, chanting those spells, and using magical magic.

So, Emma memorized all the spells in the book.

Of course, being as smart as Miss Emma is knowing that the story in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is unreal.

Just as when she was five years old, she had already learned that there was no Santa Claus at all, and that it was her clumsy dad who stuffed gifts into her bedside socks every Christmas Eve.

And it was at the age of five that she learned that her parents would not always be together.

- It can only be said that the smarter the child, the less the fantasy and joy of childhood.

However, this did not affect Emma's love for the Harry Potter story.

So, when I heard that Hollywood's great director Charlotte Booth was preparing to make a live-action movie of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", Emma was moved-

"I want to be a part of this movie!"

When little Emma stood in her chair and said this to her father and stepmother with a solemn face, they were all stunned.

"Honey, you know, you're only seven years old......"

Emma's dad said with some concern.

Their family actually has some connections with the British entertainment industry. So, Emma's dad knows something about the situation in some circles.

To be honest, he didn't approve of his daughter's debut as a child star.

In particular, Emma is only seven years old.

However, the father also knows that this is not a reason to convince his daughter who is on the rise.

Fortunately, she was able to give birth to a smart daughter, and Emma's father was not stupid-

"Emma, you know, in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, there is no seven-year-old character. In fact, those little wizards all entered school at the age of 11. If you want to play them, you have to be at least 9 years old. ”

- It should be said that the reasons given by Dad are very good.

In fact, thanks to the fact that he had been telling Emma bedtime stories with Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Dad could come up with this suitable reason.

For a moment, Emma's dad felt that he was witty.

And yet—

"There's Ginny Weasley in the book, and she's not even at Hogwarts, so she's not even 11 years old, right? I think I can at least play her!?"

It turns out that when it comes to understanding the story of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", the father is far inferior to the daughter.

Daughter Emma is eloquent,

"Besides, it's just a preliminary audition, didn't you say before that the preparation time for this kind of blockbuster is very long? By the time the official shooting is made, maybe I'll be 8 or even 9 years old - at that time, I should be able to play other roles, right?"

"This ......"

Emma's dad once again experienced the annoyance of having a smart daughter......

So, Emma's father finally fulfilled his daughter's wish, found various relationships, and stuffed her into the audition list of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone".

Even, Emma specially went to meet Richard Arsenal, who was in charge of casting and had a red beard, accompanied by her father.

- Of course, there are no appointments.

She completely sneaked into the stairwell of the hotel and "bumped into" the assistant director of the crew of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone".

It is said that Natalie Portman used this method to "meet" director Luc Besson by chance, and only then did she get the role of Matilda in "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" when she was already out. ”

Emma looked like a little adult and told her father about the gossip she didn't know where she heard it, and her father looked sluggish.

- Wait, no!!

Emma's dad suddenly realizes a problem -

How did her own good daughter know about the movie "This Killer Is Not Too Cold"!?

You must know that although the movie "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" is very classic, there is a bit of a taboo "Lolita" complex in it.

At the very least, the scene where the little girl Matilda and the middle-aged man Leon lie in bed together and discuss issues about "sex" makes Emma's father not know what to say.

- As a more literary European, Emma's father was not particularly disgusted by this.

- But as a man with a lovely daughter, Emma's father hates this kind of lolicon storyline.

"French ......"

At that time, Emma's father, who watched the movie, could only silently give such a contemptuous evaluation.

- Who made Luc Besson, the director of "This Killer Not Too Cold", and Jean Reno, the actor French?

The British and the French fell in love with each other for hundreds of years because of the hegemony of the European continent, and even though they were finally forced to fight the Germans together, the contempt and dislike for each other were not less at all.

It can be said that all the dissatisfaction, contempt and helplessness of the British towards the French can be expressed by the phrase "French......

Even if Emma's family lived in Paris for several years, and even Emma's father's mother, that is, Emma's grandmother, was an authentic French woman, this could not offset the contempt of the men of the British Empire for the loose French.

- at least not against the French man.

What's more, Emma's father is also a lawyer who is known for his rigid work......

However, when Emma's father watched the movie "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" by himself, he could enjoy it and complain contemptuously about the French, but when he learned that his daughter, who was less than eight years old, also knew about this restrictive movie, he was not calm at all-

"Isn't it time to strengthen Emma's education?"

The stupid dad had such a "big rebellion" in his heart...... ()

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