Keira Knightley has reportedly replaced Scarlett Johansson in Irish director John Carney’s forthcoming movie ‘Can A Song Save Your Life?’

Dublin-born Carney, who enjoyed huge success with his 2006 feature ‘Once,’ will direct the feature from his own screenplay. The shoot is due to get underway in New York next month with Judd Apatow (Knocked Up) set to produce the reported $10m feature for his own Apatow Productions.

Exclusive Media is financing, producing and selling the feature from today (May 16) in Cannes at the film festival’s market.

Knightly has just joined the project after Johansson was forced to pull out, reports Screen Daily, who added that Johansson is understood to have left the project for personal reasons.

‘Can A Song Save Your Life?’ tells the story about a singer who moves to New York with her boyfriend only to be dumped by him and be subsequently discovered by a producer. Hailee Steinfeld and Mark Ruffalo also star.

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Keira Knightley is in talks to play the role of artists’ muse Effie Gray in period drama Untouched for Brazilian director Andrucha Waddington (House of Sand), reports Liza Foreman.

The project, which is being pre-sold at the AFM by Ealing Metro International from their new headquarters in the Loews Hotel’s fitness studio, follows the real-life love affair between this beautiful young woman, trapped in a “loveless,” unconsummated marriage to Brit art critic John Ruskin, and his protege, pre-Raphelite painter John Everett Millais. Knightley stars as a woman in the middle of another mentor-protege triangle in David Cronenberg’s upcoming A Dangerous Method (November 23), between Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen) and Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender).

The film is based on a script by Aleksandra Crapanzano. The producers are Barnaby Thompson (Easy Virtue), Lucia Seabra (The Last Summer of La Boyita), Maria Teresa Arida (Arbitrage) and Lauren Versel (Vamps). The project is part of Ealing Metro’s AFM slate which also includes the musical romantic comedy Goddess and The Account, an action thriller to be directed by Pete Travis. Read the rest of this entry »