Emma, who plays Hermione in the Harry Potter movies, was on Dave's show doing publicity for the film, which opens soon. The London premiere, however, has already happened. Apparently the weather was not very cooperative, being rainy and windy. Make that very windy! Emma was wearing a lovely long, flowing dress, the wind caught it, and....well....see for yourself:
Dave had one of the photos on his show, and asked her about it, and Emma very cutely replied, "This is a wardrobe malfunction which happens." She then added, with charm and humor, "At least I was wearing underwear."
Britney, Lindsay, Paris--that was the sound of Emma Watson laying the smack down on your shapely behinds!
9 comments:
It looks like she is purposely holding her gown back to me exposing those cute panties...
complicatedkitten--actually, I believe at this point she was grabbing the dress and starting to close it. The picture, of course, can't tell the difference....
Hahaha. That's funny. Too bad it wasn't a hurricane. ;)
I see.. thanks for explaining Dr. Ken
Love her answer!
One would think with all her knowledge of potions, Wizardry, and magical spells from Harry Potter, she could have fixed the wardrobe malfunction with a flick of her wrist and subsequent wave of her magical wand.
Alas, perhaps fortunately, that did not happen. Very cute panties indeed :-)
Dave
Dante d'Amore -- That would have blown the dress clean off, I think...not that I'm complaining about the idea....
complicated kitten--you're welcome. When I first saw the photos, that was my reaction, too...hmmm, it looks like she's pulling the dress open herself.... then the explanation occured to me.
CJ--I agree! I wonder if she came up with it on her on, or if--knowing that she would be asked about the incident--her "people" came up with it for her. Either way, it was spot on!
Dave--for wearing a dress so easily parted by a strong wind, perhaps someone should cast a Spankus Braticus spell on her!
spankus braticus indeed.....lolll:)
Dave--and would you believe, I've never taken a course in Latin? :-)
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