iF Magazine recently interviewed Emma Watson, talking about the upcoming movie, her decision to stay on, and being an actress. Emma also revealed in the interview that she is getting a drivers license.

Heres a little snippet from the interview:

iF: With your Potter paycheck, what, if anything, have you treated yourself to over the years?

WATSON: I, again, I haven’t really, I mean-- I bought myself an Apple Mac, my little laptop, which I love. It’s my pride and joy. I actually use it so much there is no more memory space on it anymore. So now I have to wait to pick it up. So yeah, that was my-- I’m not driving at the moment. I’m taking my license now, so I suppose at one point I’ll want to get a car. But at the moment I am finding driving so hard and—again, getting in a car is so intimidating I really can’t imagine myself buying myself a big fat sports car or anything that has an engine bigger than—well, I want a really small, really safe, un-intimidating—something-- I’m not sure yet.

iF: What message do you want people to take both from the movie as a whole and from your performance?

WATSON: I guess, in a big way, what this one is about is Harry’s in a really, really difficult place. He’s really--he feels really isolated. He wants to isolate himself, and he thinks that if he does that he won’t have as much to lose. And I think a lot of the film is about Harry’s journey to realizing that he doesn’t have to do it on his own, and the importance of his friends, and the importance of just friendship and that you need to sort of look at it in a positive way. And that actually the friends that he has and the people he has behind him-- what’s scaring him is the idea that he might lose them. It gives him something to fight for and makes him a much more powerful… much more powerful wizard/man than Voldemort. So that, that was, I think, for me, one of the key messages.

You can read the entire interview at iFMagazine.com