Keira Knightley Had To Undergo Years Of Therapy After Starring In Pirates Of The Caribbean: Curse Of The Black Pearl! (Picture Credits: IMDb)

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Keira Knightley began working in showbiz at the very young age of 6. She’d been a part of many Television projects before landing biggies like Star Wars and Bend It Like Beckham, among others. At the age of 18, she achieved immense fame for her role in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. But do you know she had to undergo years of therapy after starring in the Johnny Depp led film? Scroll below for all the details!

Pirates Of The Caribbean was a huge bet by Disney, but it paid off well. Many wouldn’t know, but the creators weren’t happy with Johnny’s portrayal of Captain Jack Sparrow. The first installment starred Keira as Elizabeth Swann, and she reprised her role in the second and third installments. The actress also made a cameo appearance in the 5th part, Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Keira Knightley’s “horrific” experience after Pirates Of The Caribbean: Curse Of The Black Pearl

In an interview with Variety in 2018, Keira Knightley recalled facing a tough time after achieving fame at just 18, courtesy Pirates Of The Caribbean. She shared, “I found it pretty horrific. I’m not an extrovert, so I found that level of scrutiny and that level of fame really hard. It was an age where you are becoming, you haven’t become, and you need to make mistakes. It’s a very precarious age, particularly for women. You’re in some ways still a child. It was traumatic, but it set up the rest of my career. “

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