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9 Aug 2012

Keira Knightley Returns To Her Trailer On Set

Keira Knightley

Keira Knightley with boyfriend James Righton of the British band Klaxons is photographed on the set of her latest film, Can A Song Save Your Life?. Righton and Knightley appear to be heading back to her trailer after grabbing a bite to eat. You can also see the engagement ring he gave to her a couple of months ago.

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I love that dress that Knightley is wearing. It's so colorful and pretty. I wonder where she got it. I also wonder what they had for lunch. Working on a movie set must be so fun and I don't say that because you get to make a movie, a lot of money and be famous. I'm talking about a little thing called "craft service". They lay out food and drinks that cast and crew get to grab whenever they get a chance. That would be the highlight of working on a movie set for me.

7 Can A Song Save Your Life?* pictures total in the gallery:

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31 May 2011

Keira Knightley on set with her boyfriend

Keira Knightley and James Righton

Keira Knightley is spotted hanging out with boyfriend James Righton on the set of her new film Seeking a Friend for the End of the World in Los Angeles last week (May 26). Knightley has been dating the English rocker for around three months now.

The beautiful English actress was also seen on set a few weeks ago with Steve Carell. Check out those pics here.

James Schamus, the CEO of Focus Features, the company holding the U.S. rights to the film, told Entertainment Weekly that the film takes a new approach to the popular disaster epic genre:

"It opens with the news report that the laser ray we sent into outer space to try to knock out this meteor shower just didn't work and so the meteors are coming in a few days. That's it. End of report. [Carell and Knightley] live more life in those few days, and really get the hope they hadn't had in their lives before, because they weren't fully living them. Once that sense of mortality really does enter into it, they find they're given the space to be who they are."