Los Angeles, Sep 23 (NationPress) British actress Emma Watson has opted for a break from acting, and there's one aspect of the film industry that she does not miss at all. The actress revealed that she feels no nostalgia for the process of promoting her films.

The 35-year-old, renowned for her role as Hermione Granger in the iconic ‘Harry Potter’ series, has distanced herself from the film scene lately to focus on her doctorate studies at the University of Oxford. Emma has disclosed that she finds certain facets of the industry less appealing, as reported by Female First UK.

In an interview with Hollywood Authentic, she stated, “In some ways, I hit the jackpot with acting, and my experiences are quite rare. However, a significant part of the job is the marketing and promotion of the work, which can become overwhelming.”

While Emma enjoys acting on screen, she is not fond of other elements of the movie industry. She candidly expressed, “To be frank, I do not miss selling projects. It feels quite demoralizing. However, I genuinely miss utilizing my talents and the artistry of acting. Unfortunately, I found that I engaged in very little of what I actually loved.”

According to Female First UK, Emma made her acting debut in ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone’ at just 11 years old, and she has always relished the thrill of performing.

She mentioned, “When you arrive on a film set, there is limited time for rehearsals. But once you begin discussing a scene, or planning how you want to approach it, the moment the camera starts rolling, you can completely immerse yourself in that moment. It's an incredibly intense form of meditation because you're solely focused on that experience.”

Nevertheless, Emma has often struggled with the pressure of her profession. She remarked, “I don’t miss the stress. I had forgotten just how much pressure it involved.”

Emma also acknowledged that her fame and success have impacted her personal life, prompting her to establish some solid “foundations” for her well-being.