Altered Keira Knightley Poster
Created on: July 18th, 2006
Saw this in the paper a few days ago.
They didn't have Wonderbra's back in King Arthur's day, but they apparently had CGI.
I guess American audiences needed that little "extra encouragement" to get them into theatres ;)
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I found this on Wikipedia article for the King Arthur movie: "There has been some controversy concerning the differences between the European movie posters and the United States posters, in that the US posters, Keira Knightley's chest was digitally increased to a C-cup, whereas she has an A-cup. This was done with Knightley's permission however, and she has said she really doesn't care."
Being a graphic designer I know for a fact that almost ANY image you see of a celebrity and/or model (both male and female, but mostly the latter) on magazines, covers, posters, spreads, advertisements, billboards, etc. are always altered and touched up in some sort of way. We live in such a fake media driven society that the truth just isn't good enough, everything in the media needs to be perfect. On a less serious note, 5 for touched up gut and digital boob job.
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