Rosamund Pike laments being photoshopped in movie posters

Rosamund Pike is a sure-bet to deliver searing performances, but how those films are promoted is one element that remains completely out of her control.

The one-time Oscar nominee stopped by The Kelly Clarkson Show  this week. Clarkson asked Pike if retouching bothers her, and Pike's response was telling: 

"When I last flew, which was over a year ago, I was on a flight with this guy, and I took a selfie. He looked over my shoulder—someone I didn't know—and he said, 'Oh, no, no, babe. You gotta face-tune that.' I said, 'Sorry, what?' ... That was my introduction to the world of face-tuning, which I then realized has often happened to [me]. Well, body-tuning. For the poster of Johnny English, my breasts were augmented. In the poster, the character shot, I've got a very impressive chest, which I don't have. For Radioactive, strangely, they made my eyes brown, which I still don't quite know why."So, it's odd. But then I was thinking about it. ... Those are the obvious times, right? When you do notice. You're like, 'Oh, I've got brown eyes.' Or, 'I've got massive breasts.' But there are probably countless times where our image is doctored, and we don't notice it because I think we're all losing a grip on what we really look like."