Keira Knightley school was terrifying!

Keira Knightley has revealed that she was terrified during a school visit to prepare for her latest play The Children's Hour.
Knightley visited Brentwood School in Essex alongside co-star Elizabeth Moss, the Mad Men actress who recently described Knightley as "hot and very talented".
To prepare for the boarding school setting of The Children's Hour, Knightley and Moss were put in charge of a class of ten drama students. Knightley said that the experience was "terrifying" but the pupils were "brilliant", reports the Evening Standard.
Describing the students, Knightley said: "They were so kind. I got them to do a scene from the play - basically I did a drama class. It left me with a great respect for teachers. It gives you an insight into how tired you are after just an hour."
The pupils at the all girls' school were impressed with Knightley too, with one saying: "We were not allowed to take photos of her or ask for autographs. Not everyone obeyed the rules but she remained lovely and polite throughout the day."
Headteacher Ian Davies said that the pair inspired the pupils, adding: "It was a wonderful opportunity for our girls to work with such fantastic actresses."
Knightley is now rumoured to be starring opposite Jude Law in the upcoming film adaptation of Anna Karenina.