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“Quite a lot of people I know never watch their own and so I am more on that side than anything else,” said Knightley. “So actually, I do forget them and it’s quite funny now when people come up to me and talk about films they know really, very well and I am very definitely there and I am very definitely in them.”

The Charlatans were the first band I truly loved as an adult. They were the crest of the Madchester wave for me, carried forward by the Happy Mondays and the Stone Roses. What I didn’t realize then was that the Charlatans’ soul-shifting song “The Only One I Know,