16 Stars Who Have Fallen Under the Magical Spell That Is Emma Watson

Updated on April 16, 2016 at 10:00 PM

So you think you're the biggest fan of ~~Emma Watson~~ Hermione Granger in Harry Potter? Get in line behind a handful of celebrities. There's something for everyone to love about this brunette bombshell, whether you are in awe of her gorgeous transformation over the years, believe she's real-life magic, or are totally here for her unapologetic feminist perspective. And that merely begins to explain why we'd all go nuts if we met her. Read on for totally normal examples of Emma's power, brought to you by celebrities who came face to face with her beauty.

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Douglas Booth's eyes wandered.

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Daniel Bruehl couldn't look her in the eye.

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt bowed down.

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Andrew Rannells couldn't stop laughing.

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Naturally, Taylor Swift was surprised.

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Prince William didn't notice Kate Moss.

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Judi Dench was like, "I've been a fan for YEARS."

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Bradley Cooper looked like he was touched by an angel.

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Lily Collins couldn't believe Hermoine was embracing her.

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Chris Pine felt unworthy.

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Jennifer Lawrence got physical.

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Russell Crowe didn't know where to look.

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Harry Styles was on his best behavior.

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J. K. Rowling had no words.

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16 Stars Who Have Fallen Under the Magical Spell That Is Emma Watson

Douglas Booth's eyes wandered.

Daniel Bruehl couldn't look her in the eye.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt bowed down.

Andrew Rannells couldn't stop laughing.

Naturally, Taylor Swift was surprised.

Prince William didn't notice Kate Moss.

Judi Dench was like, "I've been a fan for YEARS."

Bradley Cooper looked like he was touched by an angel.

Lily Collins couldn't believe Hermoine was embracing her.

Chris Pine felt unworthy.

Jennifer Lawrence got physical.

Russell Crowe didn't know where to look.

Harry Styles was on his best behavior.

J. K. Rowling had no words.

And finally, Harry Potter and Ron Weasley were the happiest wizards in the world.

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