The willowy star is a red-carpet and fashion darling. But the real Keira Knightley is a “woman’s woman” who prefers to live on the creative edge, writes Jane Cornwell.
My interview with Keira Knightley for Sunday Life, December 20th 2014.
“She’s frank, smart, funny and unlucky in love. Here Bond girl and ex model Olga Kurylenko opens up to Jane Cornwell.”
Interview with Olga Kurylenko for The Daily Life’s Sunday Life magazine.
“Pamela Stephenson didn’t want the music to stop after a stint on a television dance show reignited her passion and inspired her new stage spectacular, Brazouka.”
My interview with Pamela Stephenson about her show Brazouka.
“It’s 7am and a couple of thousand people are standing, shivering, on Salisbury Plains in Wiltshire, England. It’s as dark and possibly as cold and wet as it was just before dawn 5000 years ago, when the ancients gathered here to celebrate the winter solstice: the renewal of the light after this, the longest night of the year in the northern hemisphere.”
“Jane Cornwell talks Spain, sex and politics with Pedro Almodovar, who pushes new boundaries with his latest work.”
My interview with Pedro Almodovar for The Weekend Australian.
“Adored and admired in equal measure, Rosamund Pike seems taken aback about the fuss over her famous co-star’s casting as Jack Reacher, writes Jane Cornwell.”
“David Hasselhoff became a cult figure by accident, but he’s been smart enough to milk it for all it’s worth. Jane Cornwell meets the actor and finds his blend of rampant egotism and self-deprecation strangely endearing.”
Cover feature on David Hasslehoff for Sydney Morning Herald’s GoodWeekend magazine.