Emma Watson thinks it's ridiculous that she would be called a diva or difficult if she spoke about the gender pay gap.
The 25-year-old star has taken a one-year sabbatical from her acting career to concentrate entirely on promoting her organisation HeForShe, which aims to raise awareness of women's rights worldwide.
One debate which has been causing a stir in recent months is the lack of equality between men and women in Hollywood, with stars including Jennifer Lawrence slamming the fact female actors are paid so much less than their male counterparts.
Watson is more than happy to bring the issue to the forefront, but knows she will most probably be criticised for doing so.
"We are not supposed to talk about money, because people will think you're 'difficult' or a 'diva'," Emma told Britain's Esquire magazine. "But there's a willingness now to be like, 'Fine. Call me a 'diva', call me a 'feminazi', call me 'difficult,' call me a 'First World feminist', call me whatever you want, it's not going to stop me from trying to do the right thing and make sure that the right thing happens.'