Harry Potter star rejects claim for intimidation

  Emma Watson has stated that she was undecided on the resumption of study actress Emma Watson denied the allegations that bullying led to a break of a prestigious U.S. University.

Media reports had said students at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, she had teased on the role of Hermione in the films Harry Potter.

But in a statement on its site Web, Miss Watson, 21, said: "I've never been bullied in my life."

She said that she did not know what she wanted to do after September, but would concentrate on acting for the moment.

She enrolled at Brown in September 2009, initially to study literature.

Reports had alleged that student said "10 points to Gryffindor" - a reference to a House at Hogwarts, the school of the sorcerers in the films Harry Potter - when Miss Watson correctly answered a question in class.

Miss Watson said: "I felt the need to let you all know the reason why I took a semester off the coast of Brown had nothing to do with bullying, the media have been suggesting recently."

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Please do not try and speculate on what I could do in September - we can't know maybe because I know even yet! "

End quote Emma Watson actress"I've never been bullied in my life and certainly never Brown."" This incident "10 points to Gryffindor" never even happened.

"I feel the need to say because accusing students Brown something as serious as bullying and causing leave me seems beyond unfair."

Last month, she announced that she was taking some downtime of the study to concentrate on his film career.

While his spokesman, has said last week that Miss Watson would transfer to another University in the fall, Miss Watson statement said: "Please do not try and speculate on what I could do in September - we can't know maybe because I know even not yet!"

"As my other fellow Brown I'm trying to understand my third year and or not I it abroad (this is common) will pass."

In the frequently asked questions on its Web site section, the first question is "why you selected Brown University on a British?".

Undated reply is: "I was torn seriously whether to remain at the United Kingdom or go to the States as we will face the UK have some of the best universities in the world." But, ultimately, I liked the course Brown and really liked the idea of experiencing another country and culture - and I must say I've never been happier, I absolutely love Brown. ?