Keira Bandaged Up

61. "DAWN OF THE DEAD." Man ..............

Posted at 4:09PM on Sep 5th 2007 by Ickity-Poo

62. And she's doing that extremely strange mouth-clenching thing she does, again.

Posted at 4:11PM on Sep 5th 2007 by Get Real

63. Keira has always been thin, however perhaps instead of illness causing her frail figure, perhaps it is stress.

Posted at 12:49PM on Sep 6th 2007 by She Said

64. Poor girl, she really looks unhealthy. She was so beautiful in the first Pirates movie.

Posted at 4:25PM on Sep 5th 2007 by always a mom

65. 22 years old in March? Are you kidding? Looks like the body of a 13 year old boy to me.

Posted at 4:34PM on Sep 5th 2007 by leelee

66. EAT SOMETHING, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, YOU UGLY FREAK!!!

Posted at 8:14AM on Sep 8th 2007 by Shanny Smitty

67. I love her.

Posted at 5:47PM on Sep 5th 2007 by TheExpatriot

68. I don't believe she is anorexic; I was anorexic when I was younger and I know what that looks like sadly, as I had many friends who suffered from it with me. However she is very thin and should remember this when choosing her wardrobe. She needs things that flatter her very petite frame and give her a few curves, instead of emphasizing the less flattering parts of being that thin. All women have to dress to accommodate their body type; she is not the first one to pick out something that doesn't do that. She wore a beautiful white dress with pink bow at another premier and looked stunning and not as thin. This was just a bad choice in wardrobe, not everyone who is very thin is anorexic.

Posted at 8:02PM on Sep 5th 2007 by DottieDame

69. Good Lord! The first stop this girl needs to make is a hospital specializing in treating eating disorders. She looks like she just walked out of a concentration camp. How sad. She was beautiful when she first came on the Hollywood scene and now, well that is most definately NOT beautiful.

Posted at 8:26PM on Sep 5th 2007 by Gigi

70. Sharp exposed clavicles, greying yet yellowish teeth, dirty rags pinned over a non-existent chest, concave throat, stringy unkempt hair...you can get this at any homeless shelter for a lot less. I almost hope she has a drug problem, to help explain the lack of hygiene and care for her appearance. Bad habits can be rehabilitated. Bad taste...not so much.

Posted at 9:22PM on Sep 5th 2007 by eM

71. this is awful. if her face wasnt attached i would ve thought i was looking at an 11 year old boy

Posted at 9:14PM on Sep 6th 2007 by freshbleach

72. she's skinny. so what? I don't think she's anorexic. I have a very similar body, and I don't have an eating disorder either. And to that idiot who suggested "implants": that would truly destroy her look.
implants look bad on most people, but especially on skinny people, because you can always clearly see the outline of the implant. sexy!
keira looks fine. the dress is awful though...

Posted at 10:28PM on Sep 5th 2007 by julie

73. i was all prepared to make a Skeletor joke, and the first poster beat me to it!

She looks completely and utterly disgusting. She looked totally gorgeous and fit not that long ago. She needs to lay off the drugs and eat. It's like looking at a 12-year-old boy freshly risen from the dead.

Posted at 12:38AM on Sep 6th 2007 by nice marmot

74. The bride of Dracula.

Posted at 12:51AM on Sep 6th 2007 by chillin`

75. Why is it so hard to believe that she is just one of those people who are naturally skinny? And if she does have an eating disorder, I hope she, her friends, and her family will take care of it. I guess what really gets me is that when people talk about celebrities having problems such as eating disorders the tone is one of mocking as opposed to genuine concern. Keira has said that the spiteful attitude of the Hollywood press has gotten to her and is enough to make her want to stop acting. TMZ, do you really want to have a hand in discouraging one of the few truly talented people in the entertainment business? It's one thing to simply report that so-and-so had dinner at The Ivy last night, but are all of the hateful comments really necessary? In times like this, isn't it better to express (and please excuse the oh-so-bohemian phrasing) positive vibes as much as possible? Just a thought. =)

Posted at 11:20AM on Sep 7th 2007 by Megan Frances