British Actress Keira Knightley arrives at the Leicester Square Odeon cinema London for the UK premier of Pirates of the Caribbean 2, Dead Man's Chest.(AFP/Shaun Curry)
Posted on 07/03/2006 8:02:40 PM PDT by Flavius
LONDON (AFP) - British film star Keira Knightley made no apologies for her slender figure at the European premiere of "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" in her hometown London. ADVERTISEMENT
The 21-year-old A-lister wore a revealing gold Gucci dress slashed to the waist that had some onlookers wondering if she was bowing to Hollywood pressure to be super-skinny.
"Whatever people say about my weight they are all wrong," she told reporters on her way into the premiere, which was also attended by her fellow "Pirates" stars Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom.
"Hollywood is all about the way you look and I don't think that's the healthy thing for anyone. But if you're strong and comfortable with yourself then you're going to be fine."
In a BBC radio interview earlier Monday, Knightley recalled how the Hollywood premiere of "Pirates" at squeaky-clean Disneyland was alcohol-free, which she called "outrageous and really unexpected".
"I got in there and went, 'I'd like a beer please' and they said, 'Oh no, sorry, there's no alcohol in Disneyland'. I said, 'What? I'm British, are you mad?' So yes, tonight (at the London premiere) should be good."
British Actress Keira Knightley arrives at the Leicester Square Odeon cinema London for the UK premier of Pirates of the Caribbean 2, Dead Man's Chest.(AFP/Shaun Curry)
Eat something!!!
Funny.
I enjoyed several brews at Epcot Center, German pavilion.
"Dead Man's Chest"...indeed.
That photo is very disturbing.
Like Ann Coulter, that woman needs a cheeseburger or three, with fries and a milkshake at each meal.
Maybe she played the rest of the Jolly Rogers in the movie.
She's got the Dead Man's Chest thing down cold.
You know in all seriousness if she put on some weight and took all that crap off her face she would be incredibly pretty.
I'm lousy at making links but there is a famous still of her from Pride and Prejudice where she is really beautiful. I hope she gets help before she does a Karen Carpenter.
Poster child for FAMINE IN AFRICA! http://search.msn.com/images/results.aspx?FORM=MSNH&q=famine%20in%20africa
Isn't that a pic of a zombie from 'Land of The Dead?'
U.S. actor Jorge Garcia arrives with his companion Malia Hansen for the European Premiere of 'Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest,' at the Odeon Cinema in Leicester Square, central London Monday July 3, 2006. (AP Photo/Yui Mok, PA
You could cut wood on those shoulder blades of hers though....
Looks like the Ann Coulter diet.
There are plenty of people on the other end of the scales, too!
maybe they could all meet in the middle
It is a true sickness beyond the anorexia, it is a societal mind f-ck. (pardon my John Kerry)
I think it's time to pull a Lindsey Lohan and get that lady a cheeseburger!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These women need to start dating heterosexual men.
With her money, she can afford to buy a cheeseburger and a beer.
What a fat cow. She needs to lose some weight. Porker.
Coulter is not THAT thin!
Those appear to be the skeletal remains of Keira Knightley.
I love lean women, totally, but not like these pumpkin-head stickwomen of Hollywood!
(And by the way, Ann Coulter is just fine by me, thanks!)
Get that young woman a Tic-Tac.
Cheez! Too much time under the moonlight with Barbossa.
That man on the left plays Hugo Hurley on Lost, a delightful character! I like him a whole lot better than the pouty, skeletal Keira.
Keira Knightly is gorgeous...well, from the neck up. Somebody really needs to tell her that the concentration-camp survivor look doesn't work for her (or anybody).
I never saw the King Arthur movie she was in a couple years ago, but she looked a lot better (translation: less cadaverous) in the skimpy getup they had her in playing Guinevere, from the publicity photos I saw.
}:-)4
Ann is fat compared to this actress.
Geeze, she is nothing but a bag of bones.
There are lists of acresses by bra size?
Disneyland must have different rules than Epcot.
Ms. Knightley hasn't been very bright in her political statements; I don't expect much from her health pronouncements either.
Great response!
http://www.anncoulter.com/cgi-local/photo.cgi?image=silver-dress.jpg
Couldn't get the image to post, but it's hard to believe that this photo couldn't convince most that Ann Coulter doesn't need to eat a little better.
I can see why they made the movie about the dead man's chest.
She wouldn't make an "A" list - or even an "a" list.
It begs the question, "What comes before 'A' - and I mean WAY before A?"
Is Anorexic a bra size? She's gone beyond the typical '12 year old boy' Hollywood look and is experimenting with the '6 months after death' look!
Coulter is more like naturally lanky. This actress has obviously starved herself.
I heard the owner of Geno's, Joe Vento, also has a sign that says: "If you can read, thank a teacher. If you can read English, thank a Marine."
Concave-cup.
Ladies:
Making your skeletal structure visible through fasting DOES NOT MAKE YOU MORE ATTRACTIVE. It isn't healthy, either. If we can see your ribs, then you need to eat something! If we can see the top of your hunerus, then you need to be force-fed!
ROFL. I am so using that.
WOW, she looks really unhealthy, this may be a serious clinical case of anorexia or bulimia. I've only ever seen a couple of adult women who were that bone-thin and they were both serious anorexics. She really needs to seek help if she hasn't already, before she does a Karen Carpenter.
Pathetic how these self-obsessed actresses are always blaming "hollywood" for their eating disorders.
Always the victim. Never accountable for their own actions.
Notice how the starving female stars always go heavy on the eyeliner and makeup in a sad attempt to try to hide their sunken in features.
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