Keira Knightley

[Dora]

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[LolaSvelt]

Stunning. A great surprise to see her in Mary Katrantzou.

 

[kylenrose]

Leith Clark is a flawless stylist. After seeing what she did with Dunst in Cannes, I am so excited to see her really take Keira Knightley on a press tour like she will in Venice and Toronto!

 

[glitterpeacock]

Stunning. A great surprise to see her in Mary Katrantzou.

Agree! Great dress choice and her hair looks lovely.

 

[melfreya]

I need an emoticon where the jaw drops because OMG she's stunning!!

 

[LolaSvelt]

She does well with Kirsten and Keira, not so sure about Michelle Williams. She does have her moments, but she could do much better with her.

 

[Dora]

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[Party.in.Paris]

I love it she looks gorgeous.
she's a true star. One of the few actresses I really respect.

 

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[LolaSvelt]

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Anyway, a lot of raves for Keira. But there have also been a few negative reviews, too. So far, divisive.

 

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[stellapetite]

love her hair! and sunglasses.

 

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[LolaSvelt]

Some reviews:

Cronenberg has coaxed a performance from Knightley so ferocious in these early scenes that it seems likely to become the film's main talking point. It’s also a risky strategy, as Sabina’s behaviour is extreme to the point of being alienating.

The Telegraph

The script is intelligent, the tone is tasteful, and Keira Knightley provides the Oscar bait with a fleeting display of stage-managed pyrotechnics. All that's missing, in fact, is a crucial whiff of danger.

The Guardian

Precise, lucid and thrillingly disciplined, this story of boundary-testing in the early days of psychoanalysis is brought to vivid life by the outstanding lead performances of Keira Knightley, Viggo Mortensen and Michael Fassbender.

The Hollywood Reporter

"A DANGEROUS METHOD. Freudian romp with Jung (Fassbender) and Keira Knightley who pulls out all the stops. Hysterical in both senses. If you love Keira Knightley you'll love this, but she just ain't a Russian intellectual in my book. Unconvincing... suddenly realised that Keira Knightley must have based her giant screaming mouth scenes on Francis Bacon paintings."

The Times

"Some David Cronenberg fans might scratch their heads at ‘A Dangerous Method... Knightley’s spirited embrace of her character’s hysteria will have some running for the exit, although as Spielrein becomes more interesting and three-dimensional, so does Knightley’s performance, which thankfully moves beyond the film’s very first scene of her kicking and screaming as she is carried into a mental hospital"

Time Out

 

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[Dora]

That is a Sigmund Freud doll she is holding.