I'm tired of my characters dying in films, says Keira Knightly

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Last Updated : Jan 21 2014 | 3:15 PM IST

Keira Knightly has admitted that she is tired of her characters dying in movies and she has now decided to take a "fun" part in 'Jack Ryan

She said that she got to the end of 'Anna Karenina' and realized that she had either been dying in every film or something horrific was happening to her character, the Mirror reported.

The 'Never Let Me Go' star insisted that she wanted to do something where that didn't happen.

Knightly added that her upcoming film is wonderful and a "totally pure Hollywood entertainment", which she fancied, and that her 'Can A Song Save Your Life' 'Laggies' are incredibly positive and fun.

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First Published: Jan 21 2014 | 3:07 PM IST

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