Keira Knightley won’t accept roles that include nude scenes if men direct the film

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Claire Danes has taken over a role slated for Keira Knightley in an upcoming Apple+ TV series.

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With “The White Tiger” being a big global hit for Netflix, it’s clear that the streaming service would love to replicate that success again. So, why not get filmmaker Ramin Bahrani to take another novel by Aravind Adiga and make a feature out of it? That’s exactly what is happening with the upcoming film, “Amnesty.” According to Netflix, the streaming service is working with “The White Tiger” writer-director, Ramin Bahrani, to adapt “Amnesty” for the studio.

Actress Keira Knightley recently spoke about her no-nudity clause and revealed that it is a result of having two kids, while the actress expressed that she is no longer interested in doing lovemaking scenes directed by men, the case may be different if a woman was behind the camera.

Keira Knightley is ready to flip the script.

Chanel Connects” this month.The 35-year-old “Pirates of the Caribbean” star’s reasoning is twofold: “It’s partly vanity and also it’s the male gaze,” she explained during the conversation with filmmaker Lulu Wang and writer Diane Solway. “I feel very uncomfortable now trying to portray the male gaze.

Keira Knightley is opening up about why she won't film nude scenes with male directors.The 35-year-old actress was recently a guest on the Chanel Connects podcast with filmmaker Lulu Wang and writer Diane Solway.

Though she’s only 35-years-old, Keira Knightley has been steadily acting in films and TV series since the mid-‘90s. Over the course of her decades-long career, she’s learned quite a bit about what she’s not willing to do anymore.

Keira Knightley has revealed that she won't shoot nude scenes for films with male directors. "I don't have an absolute ban [on filming nude scenes], but I kind of do with men," she told the Chanel Connects podcast.

Chanel Connects podcast, ."It's partly vanity and also it's the male gaze," said Knightley, who's had a “no nudity” clause in her contracts since to her first child in 2015. “I'm too vain, and the body has had two children now, and I'd just rather not stand in front of a group of men naked,” she admitted, adding that if a sexual scene is needed for a movie, there are always body doubles.

Chanel Connects podcast, Knightley spoke with filmmaker Lulu Wang and journalist Diane Solway about her change of mind, and why performing nude “in front of a group of men” makes her uncomfortable.“It’s partly vanity and also it’s the male gaze,” Knightley said.

Naman Ramachandran Oscar-nominated actor Keira Knightley (“The Imitation Game”) has revealed her discomfort in falling under the “male gaze” while filming intimate scenes.In conversation with “The Farewell” filmmaker Lulu Wang and writer-producer Diane Solway on the Chanel Connects podcast, Knightley said her decision to add a no nudity clause to her contract since becoming a mother was partly due to vanity.“It’s the male gaze.

Keira Knightley is addressing her stance on sex scenes.

Keira Knightley is a versatile actress who has been seen in everything from blockbusters to indies to period films. Throughout her career, she has been in films where she has been seen nude and in sex scenes.

Keira Knightley is taking a new stance when it comes to doing nudity onscreen.