Skip to content

MuggleNet

  • Site
    • Contact Us & FAQ
    • History
    • MuggleNet Live!
    • Publications
    • Special Projects
    • Year in Review
  • Harry Potter
    • Book Series
    • Film Series
    • HBO Television Series
    • Stage Production
    • Video Games
    • Hogwarts Library
    • Book Quotes
    • Film Companions
    • Coloring Books
    • Little Things
    • Music
  • Fantastic Beasts
    • Book
    • Coloring Books
    • Film Companions
    • Fantastic Beasts Film Quotes
    • Film Series
    • Little Things
    • Music
    • Video Games
  • The Quibbler
    • Owl Post
    • Bathilda’s Notebook
    • The Department of MYTHteries
    • The Dirigible Plum
    • Into the Floo
    • Muggle Studies
    • The Pensieve Papers
    • The Three Broomsticks
    • April Fools’
    • The Quibbler Vault
  • The Daily Prophet
    • Book Trolley
    • Editorials
    • Event Reports
    • Exclusive Interviews
    • Features
    • Giveaways
    • Listicles
    • Merchandise Reviews
    • Movie Reviews
    • Television Reviews
    • Theater Reviews
    • Wizolympics
  • Muggle World
    • Charity
    • Exhibitions
    • J.K. Rowling
    • MinaLima
    • Quadball
    • Studio Tours
    • Theme Parks
    • Wizarding World Digital
  • Fans & Fun
    • Crazy Caption Contest
    • Fan Focus
    • Fandom
    • Fandom Sortings
    • Fandom Timeline
    • Fun Lists
    • Games and Trivia
    • GNOMEs
    • Potter DIY
    • Potter Weddings
    • #PotterItForward
    • Rosmerta’s Recipes
    • Song Parodies
    • Wizard Rock
    • Wizarding Wordle
  • Site
    • Contact Us & FAQ
    • History
    • MuggleNet Live!
    • Publications
    • Special Projects
    • Year in Review
  • Harry Potter
    • Book Series
    • Film Series
    • HBO Television Series
    • Stage Production
    • Video Games
    • Hogwarts Library
    • Book Quotes
    • Film Companions
    • Coloring Books
    • Little Things
    • Music
  • Fantastic Beasts
    • Book
    • Coloring Books
    • Film Companions
    • Fantastic Beasts Film Quotes
    • Film Series
    • Little Things
    • Music
    • Video Games
  • The Quibbler
    • Owl Post
    • Bathilda’s Notebook
    • The Department of MYTHteries
    • The Dirigible Plum
    • Into the Floo
    • Muggle Studies
    • The Pensieve Papers
    • The Three Broomsticks
    • April Fools’
    • The Quibbler Vault
  • The Daily Prophet
    • Book Trolley
    • Editorials
    • Event Reports
    • Exclusive Interviews
    • Features
    • Giveaways
    • Listicles
    • Merchandise Reviews
    • Movie Reviews
    • Television Reviews
    • Theater Reviews
    • Wizolympics
  • Muggle World
    • Charity
    • Exhibitions
    • J.K. Rowling
    • MinaLima
    • Quadball
    • Studio Tours
    • Theme Parks
    • Wizarding World Digital
  • Fans & Fun
    • Crazy Caption Contest
    • Fan Focus
    • Fandom
    • Fandom Sortings
    • Fandom Timeline
    • Fun Lists
    • Games and Trivia
    • GNOMEs
    • Potter DIY
    • Potter Weddings
    • #PotterItForward
    • Rosmerta’s Recipes
    • Song Parodies
    • Wizard Rock
    • Wizarding Wordle
  • HP Cast / News

Emma Watson to Be Featured in Pirelli’s 2020 Calendar

by Lucy O'Shea · August 4, 2019

Potter actors love Shakespeare, and now Emma Watson is set to portray one of the Bard’s most famous characters. However, Watson will not be stepping onstage or gracing the big screen. Instead, she will be appearing on the pages of the 2020 edition of the prestigious Pirelli Calendar.

In a Vogue exclusive, the theme for the 2020 calendar was revealed as “Looking for Juliet,” a subject exploring the love, strength, and youthfulness of Romeo and Juliet‘s leading female.

In addition to Watson, the calendar will feature eight other actresses and singers from different countries and cultures around the world, including Kristen Stewart (Twilight), Claire Foy (The Crown), Chinese singer Chris Lee, and Franco-Italian artist Stella Roversi.

 

 

Speaking to Vogue, photographer Paolo Roversi spoke of the experience of auditioning the women who are featured in the calendar.

What was very moving was to see actresses of this level audition like it was their first casting. There’s something so innocent, naïve, and sincere about it that really corresponds to Juliet.

 

Emma Watson and photographer Paolo Roversi laughing behind the scenes at the Pirelli Calendar 2020 photoshoot.

Credit: Alessandro Scotti for Pirelli

 

Emma Watson sits on a stool and is surrounded by lights and people during the Pirelli Calendar 2020 photoshoot.

Credit: Alessandro Scotti for Pirelli

 

When asked to describe the play in one word, Watson and her castmates chose words such as “love,” “heart,” “Italy,” “tragedy,” and “jealousy.”

 

 

The Pirelli Calendar was first produced in 1964, and there have been 46 calendars produced since that first edition. Many famous faces have appeared in the Pirelli Calendar over the years, including model Naomi Campbell, actress Penelope Cruz, tennis player Serena Williams, and actress and comedienne Amy Schumer.

Only a limited number of copies of the calendar are printed each year, making it a highly prestigious and sought-after item.

Social:

  • Next story Ultimate Year in Review: 2007
  • Previous story I Can See Thestrals: Surviving Grief With Help From the Wizarding World

MuggleNet Archive

Important Dates

December 2025

Sat, Dec 20

Luna is captured by Death Eaters
Recurs yearly

1997

Slughorn's Christmas party
Recurs yearly

1996

SpeakBeasty's anniversary
Recurs yearly

2015

Mon, Dec 22

Ralph Fiennes's birthday
Recurs yearly

Lord Voldemort (GoF-DH2)

Tue, Dec 23

Alison Sudol's birthday
Recurs yearly

Queenie Goldstein

Nick Moran's birthday
Recurs yearly

Scabior

Wed, Dec 24

Harry and Hermione visit Godric's Hollow
Recurs yearly

1997

Thu, Dec 25

Harry discovers the Mirror of Erised
Recurs yearly

1991

Harry receives Firebolt
Recurs yearly
Harry receives his father's Invisibility Cloak
Recurs yearly

1991

Trio takes Polyjuice Potion
Recurs yearly

1992

Yule Ball
Recurs yearly

1994

Fri, Dec 26

Harry follows the silver doe and finds the sword of Gryffindor; the locket is destroyed
Recurs yearly

1997

MuggleNet podcasts are sponsored in part by Secretlab.

Thanks to its research-backed ergonomic design, including a proprietary 4-way adaptive lumbar support system, the Secretlab TITAN Evo Harry Potter Edition will comfortably support you even when you’re up to no good.

Did You Know

After Fred Weasley died, George Weasley was no longer able to conjure a Patronus.

Potter History

November 19, 2013 – The set of 20 Harry Potter Forever stamps is released, using images from the films.

Potter Quote

“It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies, but just as much to stand up to our friends.”

MuggleNet is an unofficial Harry Potter fansite.
Please email us if you have any questions or concerns.
© 1999–2025 MuggleNet.com. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy | COPPA Policy | Terms of Use | Feedback


MuggleNet is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program and Bookshop.org's affiliate program, affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com and bookshop.org.