Keira Knightley is on the cover of Elle Magazine March 2010. I’ve added the cover in our gallery as well as the photoshoot. Read a preview of the interview below.

On her character in The Misanthrope: “Jennifer’s kind of a crazy mix of being a complete bitch—confident and terrifying—yet she’s incredibly young and is probably being exploited way more than she actually realizes.”

On criticism of her acting skills: “Oh, they still say that! Every time I do an interview with the English press, one of their questions is, ‘How do you feel knowing that everyone thinks you’re a shit actress?’

Read full interview

Keira attended the “The Little Dog Laughed” Afterparty on January 20. She looked so stunning, I have to say Keira looks so happy lately.

We also wanted to make a little update on the gallery. We are not going to add Candids taken by paparazzi in our gallery. We know Keira want her private life and we respect her opinion. Don’t worry, we are still going to post the rest of Keira’s pictures but not of her private life.

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The Little Dog Laughed – After Party – 01/20

Keira Knightley will not star in the new film version of ‘My Fair Lady’.

The 24-year-old actress was hotly tipped to be taking on the role of Eliza Doolittle, made famous by Audrey Hepburn in the original musical movie, in the adaptation of the classic rags-to-riches tale.

Keira met with producers Cameron Mackintosh and Duncan Kenworthy to discuss the part and even took singing lessons in preparation, but eventually decided it wasn’t for her.

Daily Mail columnist Baz Bamigboye reports: “Keira was never officially offered the part and she is believed to have felt the project was taking too long to get off the ground.”

Now Keira has ruled herself out for the role, British starlet Carey Mulligan – who is up for the Best Actress award at this weekend’s Golden Globes for her performance in the film ‘An Education’ – is rumoured to be in the running. Continue reading Keira out of ‘My Fair Lady’…

Keira Knightley is to take the lead in David Cronenberg’s first film in three years, reports the Playlist blog.

The Talking Cure, based on the Christopher Hampton play of the same name, will star Knightley as Sabina Spielrein, a Russian-Jewish psychiatric patient, who is said to have inspired some of Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud’s most remarkable discoveries. Christoph Waltz and Michael Fassbender – who both featured in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds – are set to co-star, with Waltz as Freud, and Fassbender as Jung.

Hampton’s play focuses on the relationship between Spielrein and Jung, when he was treating her at the Burghölzli mental hospital near Zurich in 1904. Jung used Freudian techniques to try and overcome Spielrein’s association of paternal punishment with physical arousal.

The unconfirmed Playlist report was triggered by a Facebook update by Australian distributor Hopscotch Films, suggesting that it had picked up rights to the film.

Reviewing Hampton’s play in 2003, the Guardian’s Michael Billington wrote: “In part, the play is intended as a tribute to a neglected pioneer. Freud and Jung have entered the history books. But part of Hampton’s point is that Spielrein, a patient turned healer, was a highly formative influence. It is she who provokes the rupture between Freud and Jung which enabled the latter to venture deeper into the unconscious.” He also rather presciently said, “There is something about its emphasis on narrative over drama that suggests the work’s place is on the screen.”

I wanted to wish you all a merry christmas and great holidays. I hope you all have a great time with friends and family.