The twice-Oscar-nominated actress spoke frankly with The Telegraph about how the enormous pressure of 2003’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” and the hits that followed forced her to retreat from the limelight.
Matt Smith, Ralph Fiennes, and Matthew Goode fill out this inert drama about a whistleblower who leaked a top secret NSA memo.
Joe Wright choreographed the “Atonement” scene “within an inch of its life.”
The pretty imagery in James Kent’s adaptation of Rhidian Brook’s novel can’t rescue this post-war drama from familiarity.
It’s hard to imagine that the kids of today will ever grow up to be nostalgic for such empty but eye-popping dreck.
“Love Actually” opened the same year as “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,” making it a breakthrough moment for Knightley.
From “Colette” to “Bend It Like Beckham,” this actress is a true tomboy who doesn’t belong in corsets.
Knightley does not want her daughter watching movies where women sit around waiting to be rescued.
Set in postwar Germany, a British woman has an affair with a German widower in this sweeping period romance.
Costume designer Andrea Flesch’s almost obsessive attention to detail resulted in Knightley wearing authentic reproductions of Colette’s masculine-looking wardrobe.
Wash Westmoreland co-directed Julianne Moore to the Oscar in “Still Alice,” and now he could do the same for Keira Knightley.
More than just “Big Eyes” in The Belle Epoque, this is a fun, frothy, feminist biopic about the relationship between sex and freedom.
