The Pirates of the Caribbean and Love Actually star reportedly flew into Inverness Airport by a private plane on Thursday evening and was spotted on Glen Affric estate in Inverness-shire on Friday. Knightley is in the country for her latest film, The Woman in Cabin 10, which is being shot on the Highland estate. According to the Press and Journal, a glass marquee has been built at the side of Affric Lodge on the estate where a scene of a gala dinner or an awards ceremony was filmed on Friday.
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Filming is expected to continue over the coming days. The Highland estate where the filming is taking place is owned by the Matthews family which includes Pippa Middleton’s husband James Matthews and his brother, Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews, who married model Vogue Williams at Glen Affric. Glen Affric The film is an adaptation of Ruth Ware’s best-selling 2016 novel.
It is a psychological thriller and Ware’s second stand-alone crime novel after her debut bestseller, In a Dark, Dark Wood. The story follows a journalist on a luxury cruise for a travel a.
