Keira Knightley Gets Bigger Boobs For Movie Promo

Some movies stars just don’t have the right curves when it comes to movie posters. Along the lines of Kelly Clarkson getting a bigger butt for her From Justin to Kelly movie, Keira Knightley received a pair of big digital boobs for her King Arthur movie poster. The stunningly beautiful Knightley underwent a heavy dose of exercise to prepare for the film and while she gain some muscle, her chest all but disappeared. That didn’t sit well with the movie’s producers who saw the un-altered pictured and asked, “I thought we had a hot chick in this movie. Who’s that guy? Oh wait, it’s Keira. Give that girl some boobs, dammit!” From Defamer.

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