Just posting this here to let my visitors know that this site will be on an open hiatus. It is not abandoned, just on a straight hiatus. I don’t know when I will return, maybe perhaps in a few months.

Gertie, if you see this, I requested a hiatus here so please do not delete this site due to no updates because I am very much interested in keeping this site, just want to take a break.

I have added HQ bluray 1080p captures of Keira Knightley from Anna Karenina. I don’t really know how I feel about this movie, I was expecting it to be a bit different and there was certain things about it that I wasn’t overly all fond of but I won’t go into details and spoil it for those who haven’t seen it yet.

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Movie & Tv Career > Anna Karenina (2012) > HQ DVD Captures

I have added scans of Keira from Marie Claire March 2013 issue.

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Magazine Scans > Marie Claire – March 2013

I have added 1000+ 1080p bluray dvd captures of Keira from The Dutchess. Also I added captures of the dvd extras too (which there wasn’t many).

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Movie & Tv Career > The Duchess (2008) > DVD Captures
Movie & Tv Career > The Duchess (2008) > Featurette: How Far She Went… The Making

Hello Keira fans! After having the last layout up for over 7 months I thought KKW was in a much need of change even though I really loved the old one. This time I went with something different which I hope you like. For proper viewing please use Firefox or Internet Explorer with a resolution width of 1280 or wider. If you see any errors or miss matching layout graphics / colors, please keep clicking the refresh button until everything matches — but if you still see any errors, please don’t hesitate to let me know.

Also please look forward to some Keira movie capture updates. I plan to cap some of her movies in bluray soon.

“Oh my, that’s quite sexual.” Keira Knightley is studying a . . . what exactly is that? She bends toward a bulbous aquamarine glass flute with a sinewy neck and floral spout and squints to read the placard. “Of course, it’s a rosewater sprinkler!” She says, laughing. “And to think, until now I’ve been just spraying my rosewater about carelessly. I was doing the wrong thing, wasn’t I?”

We’re at an exhibition of Islamic art at the Museum of Arts and Design on New York’s Columbus Circle; the treasures are from the fabled Honolulu estate Shangri-la of tobacco heiress Doris Duke, who spent her life collecting art and men in equal measure. The curious nature of some of the objects has Knightley resorting to reading the placards, though “I get quite pissed off at being told what to think. Maybe I’m a savage dumb person, but I want to believe it is what I believe it is.” As Knightley wanders through the show, she considers that the collection is drawn from just one of Duke’s many pleasure domes — Duke also kept palaces in Newport, Rhode Island; Beverly Hills; and Hillsborough, New Jersey — and takes stock of just how far she herself is from settling down and building these sorts of statement houses.

“I’m still a traveler,” says the actress, who recently moved from a loft to a reportedly $3.8 million house in London’s East End with her fiancé, Klaxons keyboardist James Righton, 29. “We love it, but it’s not the house. . . I don’t have anything valuable. Everything in our house is designed so you can spill things on it.”

She pauses before a case full of intricate jewelry encrusted with hundreds of diamonds, rubies, and emeralds. She starts to walk away and then turns back. “They’re real, aren’t they?” She points to a necklace with enough bling to propose to the borough of Manhattan. “Could you imagine dancing in that? If you lost it? I won’t be defined by objects, I just won’t.” It takes walking amid a billionaire’s baubles to realize that Knightley is about as practical and grounded as a 27-year-old international star can be. (The Sunday Times estimates her own fortune at more than $48 million.) “My mom [Sharman Macdonald] is a playwright — she was an actress — and my dad [Will Knightley] is an actor, and we managed to go on holidays, but there were periods when they were hugely out of work and wouldn’t know if they could keep the house. It’s a very insecure profession. I’ve always seen it for what it is. So when I started getting work, it’s like this tiny space opened up and I needed to jump in and go with it. It could all go away tomorrow.” Later on, she would say, “I’m not sure I can define success. I think if I get to the end of my life having hurt as few people as possible, I will be happy, making sure that the people who mean the most to me know they’ve been loved. Success in work, whatever work, will come and go.”

With security guards and publicity minders in tow, she had arrived in a wasp-waisted purple- and-pink floral dress, dark tights, and loafers. “Can you read it?” she asks, holding up the back of her collar when asked about the designer. “I don’t remember.” Despite not knowing the label (it’s Ganni, a Danish brand), she’s been muse to a number of designers, including Karl Lagerfeld as the face of Chanel Coco Mademoiselle perfume. “I like the fantasy of fashion,” she says. “Creating a different person and dressing up like her. Putting on a flowery dress when it’s raining brightens up the world.”

“The first thing that springs to mind is the 1940s,” says actress and longtime friend Sienna Miller. “I think of her as glamorous in that kind of timeless movie star way, but she can be grungy in this very cool ’90s way. You say this about people who have style, but it’s true: She genuinely doesn’t think about the way she looks or how she puts herself together. She could throw on a bin bag and look beautiful.”

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Actress Keira Knightley has urged her fans to use their spare time to raise money for a leading U.K. cancer charity.

The Pirates of the Caribbean star has recorded a new radio campaign for Marie Curie Cancer Care’s Great Daffodil Appeal, urging the public to hit the streets to sell the organisation’s trademark yellow flower emblem in March (13).

Knightley says, “We need volunteers to donate an hour of their time to help collect money for the Great Daffodil Appeal. The money you raise will help Marie Curie Cancer Care nurse terminally ill people in their final hours.”

Actor Stephen Mangan has also voiced an advertisement for the charity, detailing his experiences of cancer.

He adds, “Marie Curie Nurses looked after my mother at home after she was diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer. A double blow followed when my father also died from a brain tumour; fortunately we were also able to care for him at home with Marie Curie Nurses at his side.

“When Marie Curie Nurses were caring for my mum, I used to sit by her bed and play the guitar, very badly I might add. We had many comedy moments at home with both mum and dad but that just wouldn’t have been possible on a hospital ward.

“I’m from a large extended Irish family and my parents were very much the focal point, so having a Marie Curie Nurse there to look after them meant that we could be the family we are without having to worry about anything.

“I’m proud to be supporting the appeal and urging people to sign up to collect for the charity in March.”

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Finally, today January 10th, the 2013 Oscar Nominations were announced and Anna Karenina has been nominated for 4 awards. Disappointingly so, Keira was not nominated.

Here are the awards that Anna Karenina are up for:

Cinematography — Anna Karenina
Costume Design — Anna Karenina
Music original score — Anna Karenina
Production Design — Anna Karenina

Hello Keira fans! I have added another portrait / photoshoot session of Keira from I believe 2012. Enjoy!

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Photoshoots & Portraits > Photoshoots in 2012 > 2012: Session 07

I have added a new 2012 photoshoots that Keira done in November.

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Photoshoots & Portraits > Photoshoots in 2012 > 2012: Session 06