Keira Knightley Naked On Her Mommy’s Movie!!
Apparently British actress Keira Knightley would rather get naked than sing on the big screen. What is shocking is that her own mother made her do both!! The movie The Edge of Love was written by Sharman Macdonald, Keira’s mother, who says her daughter was her inspiration.
Now we know how Keira can still find a job. She has her mom writing movies for her and her “lover” Sienna Miller!
“I always bare my breasts,” she said at the press conference to promote The Edge of Love Wednesday at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. “It’s not like it’s only in this film!”
“It was very simple. It was a sex scene and I never like them when they’ve got bras on.” So when the director asked her to remove her bra, “I said, ‘All right then.’”
On hearing she had to sing live in front of the cast and 100 extras, she said, “I thought I was going to die. My knees actually started buckling.”
“I wasn’t particularly pleased that Shar put singing into the script – in the first couple of takes I sounded like a apubescent boy,” says Knightley, who calls her mom Shar and instead of mother.
Keira singing might actually be a lot of fun but seeing her naked is kind of depressing! Who wants to see a bag of bones naked? If someone is bound to get naked let Sienna do it.
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This girl has a beautiful face but her body is not currently her strong suit. For one thing, she needs a new stylist. Audrey Hepburn knew that her extreme thinness was a double edged sword and dressed accordingly to accent what was great and counter act her flaws, which is why she appeared flawless. She had an architect’s eye with regard to her clothes (as did Cary Grant, the male AH IMOH.) and did not hesitate to put in her two cents to her designers. For example, she knew she had razor sharp collarbones (as does KN) and not much of a bust. She always had her dresses made to cover these; and you never saw her in plunging liquid metal gowns better suited to a more voluptuous woman. No one is perfect, but everyone can dress perfectly for them.