The 28-year-old, who started garnered attention after starring in 2004 film &#39;King Arthur&#39;, said she soon knew to be in the film industry she must sacrifice the mystery of her private life, reported Contactmusic. <img alt="Keira Knightley" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/Keira.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 613px;" /> Keira Knightley. Pic/Santa Banta &quot;The first time I was stalked by cameras, I was in tears. It started after the premiere of &#39;King Arthur&#39; - 10 people were outside my house. The machine that allows you to make movies, the trade-off, [requires] you to sell it. Selling it means making yourself a public figure. You can&#39;t cultivate the mystery. My problem is I like mystery,&quot; she said. While she enjoys being an actress, Knightley - who is engaged to musician James Righton, 29 - is aware of how insecure her career is. &quot;It&#39;s a very insecure profession. So when I started getting work, it was like this tiny space opened up and I need to jump in and go with it. It could all go tomorrow. I&#39;m not sure I can define success. I think if I can get to the end of my life having hurt as few people as possible, making sure the people who mean the most to me know they&#39;ve been loved, I will be happy. Success in work, whatever work, will come and go.&quot;

Actress Keira Knightley says she cried when she was first followed by paparazzi as she realised it meant the end of her private life. 

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