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Keira Knightley will reportedly testify against the man alleged to have stalked her.

Last month, Marek Daniluk was arrested outside the Comedy Theatre in London, where the actress was performing in “The Misanthrope,” and charged on suspicion of harassment.

Daniluk is accused of “conduct that amounted to the harassment of Keira Knightley,” whom he is said to have sent undesired gifts and letters.

Now lawyers representing Daniluk, who maintains his innocence, are insisting the actress give evidence at the trial, scheduled to begin in June.

Gossip Cop will have updates as the case develops.

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“By George, she’s got it!” reads the headline of an article that reported, “Keira Knightley beats Scarlett Johansson to be My Fair Lady.”

According to a story in the Telegraph, which was picked up by numerous outlets, Keira Knightley has been tapped — over Scarlett Johansson — to play the part of Eliza Doolittle in a re-make of the 1964 film “My Fair Lady,” which had starred Audrey Hepburn.

The casting of Knightley comes as a big surprise – perhaps to Knightley as well. Her agent’s office told Gossip Cop that it was “not true” that she was chosen and, in fact, knew nothing about the production.

The misguided Telegraph story noted that Knightley had “begun singing lessons” to prepare for the part, but in actuality, the lessons were for her upcoming stage debut in a London production of the play, “The Misanthrope.” 

With a little bit of luck, she could sign on, but as of now she is absolutely not attached to the film.

That same article mentioned Daniel Craig “as a possible Professor Henry Higgins,” but his rep said he wasn’t slated to do the re-make either. 

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