In Love Actually

"Saying that, I wouldn't do my life any differently. But having lived through it ... there was a very long time when [interviewers] were all, 'Well, you're a shit actress and you're anorexic and people hate you,' which — for a teenager or somebody in their early 20s — is a very strange thing."

In the interview, Knightley also discussed the lack of women in films:

"There is an under-representation of our stories, just as there is an under-representation of us in politics and in business and everywhere. That's what feminism is [to me] right now — the recognition that we are still not equal."

"I absolutely love guys. I love hanging out around them — well, not all of them, some of them are d*ckheads — but you know, the ones that I love, I love."

"But you have to recognise that the playing field isn't even yet, and it does have to be even. And you can still like clothes."

Keira Knightley would "150 million%" discourage daughter from acting