Keira Knightley has cut all her hair off! The 25-year-old actress showed off her new 20′s inspired bob at the Chanel show today during Paris Fashion Week.
Keira told InStyle.co.uk: “I had my hair bobbed about a month ago, then I had it freshly trimmed again this morning.”
Knightley admits the new 20s style bob wasn’t for a movie role. She said: “I did it for myself.” The star sat front row at the Chanel show and loved how ‘beautiful’ it was.
As children, Ruth (Knightley), Kathy (Mulligan) and Tommy (Garfield), spend their childhood at a seemingly idyllic English boarding school. As they grow into young adults, they find that they have to come to terms with the strength of the love they feel for each other, while preparing themselves for the haunting reality that awaits them.
Nevet Let Me Go opens October 1st in UK.
I can’t really tell what the movie is about, but it definitely gave me chills. I think it looks really good!
An alleged stalker who demanded to know whether actress Kiera Knightley had received his creepy gifts and letters was arrested Thursday outside the London theater where Knightley performs, according to a report.
Polish national Marek Daniluk (pictured above – creepy!), 41, pleaded not guilty to harassing the 24-year-old “Pirates of the Caribbean” star, Britain’s Daily Mail reported. He will reportedly stand trial in June.
Knightly, who is currently acting in a production of Molière’s “The Misanthrope,” told cops that she had become “worried and distressed” by the man’s behavior.
Two years ago, Knightley revealed she left the U.S. for Britain over fears that five people were stalking her, according to the Mail.
“I’ve no way of knowing if they could be potential rapists,” she said at the time. “I’m frightened every time I see one of them.”
Keira Knightley talks to Elle for their March issue about criticism of her acting skills, the importance of honesty in her life, and hew upcoming roles.
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 s*** actress?’”
On surrounding herself with people who tell her the truth:
“You have to be selective about the people whose advice and opinions you take. I know [my parents] would never tell me I was s*** because they were trying to hurt me. It would always come from a very sincere place.”
On her other upcoming film “Last Night”:
“When we were making it, the arguments on set were just amazing about whether mental infidelity is better or worse than physical infidelity. There was a huge gender divide on the question. Every single woman said that mental infidelity is 10 times worse than [an emotionless assignation]. And most men I spoke with said that it’s the physical act that would be the ultimate betrayal.”
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 **** actress?’ ”
On surrounding herself by people who tell her the unvarnished truth:
“You have to be selective about the people whose advice and opinions you take. I know [my parents] would never tell me I was **** because they were trying to hurt me. It would always come from a very sincere place.”
On her upcoming film Last Night:
“When we were making it, the arguments on set were just amazing about whether mental infidelity is better or worse than physical infidelity. There was a huge gender divide on the question. Every single woman said that mental infidelity is 10 times worse than [an emotionless assignation]. And most men I spoke with said that it’s the physical act that would be the ultimate betrayal.”
Keira Knightley holds onto her boyfriend Rupert Friend while leaving J Sheekey restaurant in London. Both Keira and Rupert are appearing in separate theatre productions in the West End.
