Posted by Allison as Career Moves, Celebrific Sighting Pictures, Glossy Covers, Keira Knightley, Lindsay Lohan at 10:00 AM PDT
19/04/2007

I’m thinking that teen queen Lindsay Lohan just isn’t a big enough star to start backing out of movies, but it looks like LL has other ideas about that one.
According to Lohan’s rep, the ”actress” has dropped out of the Keira Knightley film The Best Times of Our Lives, which actually looked rather cute. Lindsay supposedly walked away from the project after her people & the producers of the movie were unable to sign an agreeable contract.
So, it looks to me like the teen queen was probably demanding a little too much for the film’s producers. LL is just getting a little too big for her britches these days, don’t you agree?
Enjoy this advance photo of Lindsay gracing the upcoming cover of Nylon magazine.
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2 Responses to: Lindsay Lohan Backs Out of Keira Knightley Movie
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May 7th, 2007 at 2:42 pm
I think it is BS that Keira is pissed, maybe she is pretending to be for PR purposes. Beleive me, this movie is way better off without Li Lo. It would have been a huge mistake to cast her and the production company knows it which is why they “couldn’t” come to terms with Lindsay’s terms. If they had really wanted her, they would have gotten her. Li Lo is probably just nervous about sharing the screen with an actress like Keira who is actually GOOD. She would be outshined and upstaged and she knows it and can’t have that. This is why she headlines films with actors that are either old and washed up or are no-names. This way she can be “the star”. She is white trash, plain and simple.
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