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The 16-year-old - who plays Hermione Granger in the hit films - has started complaining about her work and arguing with the film bosses.

Emma Watson is said to have confronted the director of 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix', David Yates, and asked him whether she was contractually obliged to do so many takes.

Yates - who prefers to do around 30 takes to get everything just right - politely told her "yes".

The young actress threatened to quit the Harry Potter series but was allegedly lured back with a £2 million contract to keep playing Hermione for the full seven films.

Emma said: "I've kind of come from nowhere and gone straight in at the top. Where do I go from here? I feel like I need to backtrack and work my way through again.

"I'd be really interested to kind of train properly because I feel I shouldn't be here. I should have done so much more."

But she denies money was the reason she considered quitting.

She said: "It was more about juggling my A-level exams, going to university and doing the movies."

Actress Emma Watson will star in the next Harry Potter movie, despite rumors she was leaving the franchise.

The actress, who has played Harry's sidekick Hermione in the last five films, has played down suggestions she wanted to leave the much loved series - insisting she would do them for free.

Earlier this year, her co-star Rupert Grint fueled reports she was quitting, by saying, "Emma doesn't want to do it any more. She's tired of being known as 'that girl from Harry Potter'."

However, she hit back saying, "I definitely intend to do (another Harry Potter movie)."

"I would do Harry Potter for nothing. It's not really anything to do with the money."