Anna Karenina
This publicity film image released by Focus Features shows actress Keira Knightley, left, and director Joe Wright on the set of the film, "Anna Karenina." While “Pride & Prejudice” and “Atonement” were fresh, lively takes for an age that finds costume drama stuffy, Wright planned a wild and possibly off-putting ride on “Anna Karenina,” confining most of the action to a dilapidated theater where the actors would perform in a stylized cinematic ballet without the usual grand sweep of period-drama locations. (AP Photo/Focus Features, Laurie Sparham, File)
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