Alisa Keira Knightley has played many different types of roles for years, but many of the characters do have one thing in common: a corset. If you’ve ever wondered why this actress spent so much time working on an outdated garment that has lasted 100 years, this actress has an answer. In short, she likes the kind of character involved in bubble dresses and “escapism.” she says:
Over the years, I feel very guilty of this, like I should try to get rid of. Then I realized that these are movies I’ve always liked to watch. I think some people find escapism through science fiction or fantasy, and I think my escape from the other world has always been through time drama. I am 30 years old finally admitted that this is good.
Keira Knightley has been in a series of period plays for many years. In the first film of the Pirates of the Caribbean, she was wearing a corset unforgettable. In fact, this is a plot point, corset is her character is new, in fact, so nervous, it fainted her in the water, where she was rescued by Captain Jack Sparrow. Later, Atonement was with Prejudice, The Duchess, Anna Karenina and her latest movie Colette. According to her recent report to Variety, many people who watch the Knightley movie and follow her career have noticed that, obviously, this is one of Knightley’s past mistakes. No matter how uncomfortable she looks up, the heroine loves it.
This is not to say that Keira Knightley always wholesale corsets. Early roles, including “Star Wars: Spooky Threats, Bending Like Beckham,” are not epochs. Most recently, she has made her name for talk shows, mergers and acquisitions, Everest, Julian Ryan, Shadow Recruit and Begin Again. Instead of saying that she has taken quite a few concerts, she has only opted for a time-series involving corsets, and she never completely came out on top; now she believes she is in the position to enjoy the kind of fashion “evasionism.”
Keira Knightley made a brief wholesale corsets for “The Pirates of the Caribbean: The Silent Telling of the Dead,” and when she played the French novelist of the same name, she lived in Colette in the late 1800s Part of the twentieth century. On January 20, 2018, Colette will premiere at Sundance.