Having been in the spotlight since she was seventeen years old Pirates of the Caribbean Two-time Oscar nominee Keira Knightley said she has since ruled out returning to the world of the franchise.
“It's funny when you have something that makes you and breaks you at the same time,” Knightley – whose fame cemented in the heyday of the 2000s with the Initial Trilogy and other films like Atonement and pride and prejudice Later – he said Times of London In the new profile.
“I was looked at as a bad person because of them, and yet, because they did such a good job, I had the opportunity to do films that I ended up getting Oscar nominations for.” [Pride & Prejudice and The Imitation Game],” the Bend it like Beckham The star said. “It was the most successful film I'll ever be a part of, and it was the reason I was publicly disqualified. So they're a very messy place in my head.”
Knightley appeared in the first three Pirates of the Caribbean Movies, starting in 2003. She originally portrayed Elizabeth Swann Curse of the Black Pearl, Dead Man's Chest (2006) and At the end of the world (2007), opposite Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp. As a result, Knightley said, she will not return to the demanding schedule and requirements of the support column that completes the hatchery process.
“The hours are crazy. It's years of your life, and you have no control over where you shoot, for how long you shoot, what you shoot,” she explained.
Elsewhere in the interview, Dr Love indeed The star discussed the complex and painful relationship she had with her fame, especially as a young woman in Hollywood at a time when topics related to mental health and body image were not treated with care. “I knew I wasn't,” she said, referring to tabloid speculation that she was suffering from an eating disorder. “I knew I was eating…in this classic trauma way, I don't remember it. There was a complete deletion, and then some things would come up and I would suddenly have a physical memory of them because, after all, it's public shaming, right? Obviously this is Part of my psyche, given how young I was when it happened, I was created around it.”
Knightley, who has spoken about retiring from acting after raising two daughters with her husband and musician James Righton, will soon appear in Netflix's six-part spy thriller series. Black pigeonsopposite Ben Whishaw, which is scheduled for release on December 5.
