Los
Angeles:
Emma
Watson
is
trying
to
get
rid
of
the
Harry
Potter
franchise
tag
with
parts
in
films
like
The
Perks
Of
Being
A
Wallflower
and
The
Bling
Ring.
She
wants
to
get
herself
established
as
a
serious
actress,
but
admits
she
feels
"inadequate" about
her
skills.
Watson
plays
Hermione
Granger
in
the
"Harry
Potter"
franchise.
"It's
called
the
impostor
syndrome.
It's
almost
like
the
better
I
do,
the
more
my
feeling
of
inadequacy
actually
increases,
because
I'm
just
going," the
23-year-old
said
in
an
interview
with
Rookie
magazine,
reports
dailymail.co.uk.
"Any
moment,
someone's
going
to
find
out
I'm
a
total
fraud,
and
that
I
don't
deserve
any
of
what
I've
achieved.
I
can't
possibly
live
up
to
what
everyone
thinks
I
am
and
what
everyone's
expectations
of
me
are,"
she
added.
When
Watson
filmed
the
last
Potter
movie
Harry
Potter
And
The
Deathly
Hallows
Part
II
in
2010,
she
had
lost
confidence
in
herself
as
an
actress.
It
was
only
when
she
was
cast
as
Sam
in
The
Perks
Of
Being
A
Wallflower
by
director
Stephen
Chbosky
the
following
year,
she
began
to
rebuild
her
self-esteem.
"After
'Harry
Potter',
I
didn't
feel
very
confident
in
myself
as
an
actor.
It's
lucky
that
I've
improved
that
now,
but
back
then
I
needed
someone
to
believe
in
me,
and
Stephen
really
did,"
she
added.
Watson
also
revealed
she
feels
a
'little
constrained' by
her
past
role
as
Hermione
Granger
in
the
movies,
making
it
difficult
for
her
to
move
on.
While
she
isn't
complaining
about
the
franchise
which
made
her
name,
she
does
admit
getting
sick
of
how
people
constantly
refer
to
the
magic
films.
The
young
actress'
ambitions
include
publishing
her
writing.
(IANS)