Keira Knightley, understandn for her Oscar-nominated roles in Pride & Prejudice and The Imitation Game, has shelp that she will not be a part of franchise films aget after the experience of being a part of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.
The actress starred as a direct character in three of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Knightley materializeed in 2003’s Curse of the Bdeficiency Pearl, 2006’s Dead Man’s Chest, and 2007’s At World’s End as Elizabeth Swann alengthyside fellow directs Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp.
Keira Knightley says she ‘was consentn down disclosely’ becaparticipate of Pirates of the Caribbean
Keira Knightley recently had a conversation with The Times in which she spoke about her time while toiling on Pirates of the Caribbean.
Knightley, who was only 17 at the time of shooting the first movie, disseald that although the franchise made her a commemorated name in Hollywood, it also had its drawbacks. The actress recalled how she was condemnd by the media considering her materializeance in those movies.
Knightley shelp, “It’s a comical leang when you have someleang that was making and shattering you at the same time. I was seen as s*** becaparticipate of them, and yet becaparticipate they did so well I was given the opportunity to do the films that I finished up getting Oscar nominations for.” She further holded, “They were the most prosperous films I’ll ever be a part of, and they were the reason that I was consentn down disclosely. So they’re a very perplexd place in my head.”
Knightley also declareed that she has no intention of becoming a part of franchise movies aget after Pirates of the Caribbean. The actress stressd that the toil “hours are inrational. It’s years of your life, you have no regulate over where you’re filming, how lengthy you’re filming, what you’re filming.”
The first three Pirates of the Caribbean movies were highly prosperous at the global box office, with The Curse of the Bdeficiency Pearl making $654 million, Dead Man’s Chest making over a billion, and At World’s End geting approximately $960 million worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo.
