this is keira knightley playing sabina. roll tape. >> there's nothing to be down.refused to speak with me on the grounds it may take his authority. i have no authority. it was a blow when i discovered >> it's not a question of sides. i have to work in the district my instinct tellsy intelligence. don't forget, you cured me with his method. >> i would have never accepted what we don't understand has gotten us nowhere. we have to go in unchartered territory and go back to the sources we believe. i don't want to just open the door showing the patience his illness like a squatting toad. >> charlie: that's no good making yourself ill in the process. >> she comes in and good to go. you know. >> charlie: we re talking about keira knightley and this is a scene from "inglorious bastards." you got a lot thou you didn't play a major role. this is a scene he pretends to be german and turns out to be a british soldier. what are you doing in >> i'm supposed to link up with a british spy played by diane kruger who's a big movie star in germany at the time and is posed to take us

she's played by keira nightly who put -- knightley who puts in an amazing performance.ig employed freud -- sigmund freud i don't have a sword or a gun or horse to help me. he uses words as his weapons. he uses his words to seduce, to charm. he does have a cigar often. that's sort of a weapon as well, and it took some getting used to, frankly. as an actor, i've not been given that much dialogue in a movie before. it was an enjoyable challenge to find a way to make that active,000 make this funny. fortunate in the research, i learned that sigmund freud was not such a dry academic stiff guy. he was a very warm, gregarious, outguying person and loved a good joke, a glass of wine, big appetite for life. i think when you go to see this movie, you see there is a certain irony, wittiness to the character and the exchange he has with carl young and others. >> i have to admit. i never thought of him as a gregarious or funny person. is it a historical reality or fiction. >> to some degree it's going to be fiction. the great screen writer is based on letters between these character