A once-frequent Keira Knightley collaborator hasn't ruled out a fourth project with her 13 years after Anna Karenina. The ...

Pride & Prejudice director Joe Wright reflects on the 20 years since his iconic Jane Austen adaptation and shares how he ...

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Associate Professor Matthew Hobbs receives funding from Health Research Council of New Zealand and the Clare Foundation, New Zealand. Joseph Boden receives funding from the New Zealand Ministry of ...

Knightley arrives on the red carpet at the New York screening of "Colette" in New York City on September 13, 2018. Knightley, in 2017, starred in a short film sequel to "Love Actually" that was ...

shared alongside a trailer Tuesday. April 15 (UPI) -- Production company Neon released a trailer for "The Life of Chuck," a new film adapted by Mike Flanagan from a story by Stephen King.

Keira Knightley has had a stellar career. After crash-landing on the scene in the early 2000s ... toll this vital work takes on her personal life, Knightley is at her masterful, understated ...

Her transition from naive country girl to literary force of nature and the toast of early 20th-century Paris, under Wash Westmoreland’s direction, is a joy to behold. Trading her finery for oversized ...

When Mr Knightley proposes to Emma ... about the books and about life. She is always there for us, in print and on screen. These are my nine favourites. It’s probably a legal requirement ...

Daily swings in oxygen levels on the shallow seafloor may have stressed early animals (the ancestors of all animal life today), pushing them to adapt in ways that fueled diversification.