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Actress Keira Knightley talks to TIME's Belinda Luscombe about her new movie,_ by [Anya Leon / People](https://time.com/author/people/) ## Anya Leon / People Contributor May 26, 2015 7:55 PM UTC Actress Keira Knightley talks to TIME's Belinda Luscombe about her new movie, by [Anya Leon / People](https://time.com/author/people/) ## Anya Leon / People Contributor May 26, 2015 7:55 PM UTC [Keira Knightley](http://www.people.com/people/keira%5Fknightley/) is a mom! _The Imitation Game_ actress and [her husband](http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20696097,00.html), musician James Righton, welcomed their first child, a source confirms to PEOPLE. Although PEOPLE [confirmed her pregnancy](http://celebritybabies.people.com/2014/12/12/keira-knightley-pregnant-expecting-first-child-james-righton/) in December, the mom-to-be, 30, kept mum on the news, and let her baby belly speak for itself in the weeks leading up to award season. But after [stepping out several times](http://celebritybabies.people.com/2015/01/11/keira-knightley-pregnant-bafta-tea-party-afi-awards/) in gowns that kept her bump under wraps, Knightley — who later joked her ‘[waist had disappeared](http://celebritybabies.people.com/2015/01/25/sag-awards-2015-keira-knightley-pregnant-red-carpet/)‘ — opened up about the perks of pregnancy while walking the Golden Globes red carpet in January. “Luckily, I don’t have lipstick. I only have nuts in here. It’s the wonderful thing about being pregnant. You just need to make sure you have snacks. So this is a snack bag,” she [told _Entertainment Tonight_](http://celebritybabies.people.com/2015/01/11/golden-globes-2015-keira-knightley-pregnant-red-carpet/) of her clutch. While Knightley and the Klaxons’ keyboardist, 31, opted to keep the sex a delivery surprise, the expectant actress admitted to [Ellen DeGeneres](http://www.people.com/people/ellen%5Fdegeneres/) that the thought of having a son was frightening. “Somebody said to me the other day, the problem with boys is — sorry, this is horrible — but when you’re changing their nappies, you can get the wee in your face,” she said [during a February appearance](http://celebritybabies.people.com/2015/02/17/keira-knightley-pregnant-ellen-degeneres-baby-sex-birth-plan/). _—Additional reporting by Mary Green_ _This_ [_article_](http://celebritybabies.people.com/2015/05/26/keira-knightley-welcomes-first-child-james-righton/) _originally appeared on_ [_People.com_](http://www.people.com)_._ ## Transcript [00:00] Hi, I'm Belinda Luscombe from Time. You know that [00:03] guy who like totally betrayed you, and you wanted to [00:06] make him feel super bad? Well, Keira Knightly does [00:09] that in her new movie, Begin Again. And she's here to [00:11] discuss that and other things with us. Keira, welcome. [00:14] Thank you. So in this movie, Begin Again, you sing. Can [00:17] you actually sing? I mean, it is my actual voice in the [00:21] film. But no, I'm not a [00:25] singer. [ MUSIC ] This one [00:29] was prerecorded in a studio. And then we did it to [00:32] playback. And you played guitar? I learned how to play [00:36] the songs on guitar for this film. I wasn't very good. [00:40] I could never sing and play at the same time. So, we [00:43] had to do takes where I'd sing and I'd try and it [00:46] wouldn't happen. And then takes where my fingers [00:48] would be doing the right thing. So, you gonna keep up [00:49] the guitar? No. I literally, I was so happy to put that [00:52] guitar down and never pick it up again. [ CROSSTALK ]. [00:54] Well the fingers, they do actually bleed. I mean they [00:57] bleed. Ouch. And then they kind of get calloused, and [01:00] then I sort of put it down for awhile and I thought, I [01:02] can't be bothered to go through that again. The other [01:03] thing that's interesting about this movies is that there is [01:07] kind of a few interesting relationships. The first one is [01:10] between your character and Mark Ruffalo's character, [01:13] which is sort of mentor, men- tee. I mean, you sort of [01:17] rescue you and he sort of rescues you, I guess. Yeah. [01:20] But there's a possible, maybe romance [01:25] going on that you can't quite figure out yet. It seemed [01:27] to me in the movie that the, your character is like, I'm [01:30] not gonna go down that road. Yeah. Do you, and that [01:31] must happen to you in real life too, right? You must [01:33] have this developed some way of, [01:37] not now, because you're married, but of turning away [01:40] potential suitors. Girls often have that 10, 000 yard [01:41] stare- Oh yeah, yeah. Where they, it's like, I'm not [01:44] looking either way. I'm just looking straight ahead. I've [01:47] used that one. You've used that. Yeah, that's always a [01:49] good one, isn't it? Stare straight ahead, don't make eye [01:51] contact, that kind of thing. That kind of thing. Yeah. Is [01:53] there any, have people come onto you [ CROSSTALK ]. [01:54] I'm a bit of an ice queen. So, I think I give quite like a [01:58] frightening exterior. So, generally speaking, unless I'm [02:01] kind of [ INAUDIBLE ] you know, unless I'm up for it, [02:03] they don't. You're too intimidating. I'm far too [02:04] intimidating. You scare them away. Yeah. In the film [02:09] Ruffalo, Ruffalo's character, hears you sing this one [02:11] song, and it kind of, he hears how he will produce it. [02:14] And it kind of transfixes him. Do you, do you [02:17] remember having that transfixing moment with a song? [02:18] To tell you the truth, I don't really listen to music. I [02:22] know nothing about it at all. And it was sort of one of [02:25] the reasons why I wanted to do this piece because I'm, [02:27] obviously, I'm married to a musician. My brother has [02:30] been in bands for most of his life. My fam, everybody [02:34] around me is completely obsessed by music. And I [02:36] don't have that thing. I don't, I, I think my brain doesn't [02:39] quite work in that way. So I will try and listen to it, but I [02:42] never think to put it on. I never like, I'm not one of [02:44] those people that can say, oh it was this band and, this [02:47] was the single and, these are the lyrics. I have no idea. [02:49] So, that's kind of what I really enjoyed about this was [02:52] to try and get my head into that mind of a person who [02:55] does express themself, emotionally and creatively [02:56] through music. Because I don't. Is there [03:00] an era that you particularly like or feel more drawn to [03:04] than others? Cuz you have done a lot of history stuff. [03:07] I'm always interested in the 40s. I think that second [03:09] World War period, I find really interesting. Because it [03:12] sort of its statistics like the fact that STDs [03:16] went through the roof, and pregnancies went through [03:19] the roof with people out of wedlock. And you think it's [03:23] funny because we have such a set notion of exactly [03:25] what that period was like. But the extreme kind of [03:29] nature of, literally death falling from the sky around [03:32] you and that kind of that, that moment where you don't [03:36] know if tomorrow is going to be your last day, and how [03:38] you live within that, I find, I find really, really interesting [03:41] and a really interesting kinda period to play with. Can [03:43] we do a quick round of true or false? Here we go. Ian [03:46] McShane was your drama teacher. Yeah but not, not [03:47] that Ian McShane. See there you go. [ CROSSTALK ]. [03:51] Different man, same name. You didn't have- Yup. Foul [03:54] language in your drama class. I didn't. Well sometimes [03:56] I did, but still not that Ian Mc, McShane. Your [04:01] father did not let your mother have you until she had [04:04] written another play. Her first play. That's true. Her [04:08] first play. Yeah. And it was a big, it was a big success. [04:11] It was a big success. They didn't have the money to [04:13] have another child, and she'd given up acting. And so [04:17] he said that you have to sell a script, and then you can [04:20] have a child. And that's what happened. And then they [04:22] got you. And then they got me. Wow. You, live on [04:26] $ 50, 000 a year. That's not true. I didn't think it was [04:29] true. No. Did you try it for a year? No! I, I don't know [04:32] where this has come from. I've said all the way it's not [04:34] true. I mean I wish it was true. That would be incred, [04:36] yeah, I mean it's, it's a good amount of money to live [04:38] on, but no it's not true. [ LAUGH ] Keira Knightley, [04:39] thanks so much. 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