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ROSAMUND Pike has revealed her boobs were Photoshopped bigger on the Johnny English movie poster.

The Gone Girl star warned digital body-tuning is altering society's perceptions of what a realistic body image is.

Rosamund Pike revealed her boobs were edited bigger in this movie poster
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Rosamund Pike revealed her boobs were edited bigger in this movie posterCredit: universal pictures

Speaking on The Kelly Clarkson Show about her own experiences with being edited, she said: "For the poster for Johnny English, my breasts were augmented. In the poster for the character shot, I've got a really impressive chest. Which I don't have."

The 42-year-old played behavioural psychologist Kate Sumner in the spy parody and starred alongside leading man Rowan Atkinson.

She managed to get film bosses to change the enhanced poster which showed her in a figure-hugging red dress beside the hapless gun-holding MI7 agent.

It's not the only time her look has been changed to promote a film.

Rosamund called her chest 'unimpressive'
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Rosamund called her chest 'unimpressive'Credit: Splash News

Her eye colour was changed to brown in the promo materiel for 2019 film Radioactive in which she played Nobel Prize winner Marie Curie.

"I still don't quite know why," she said. "Those are the obvious times, right? When you do notice, 'Oh, I've got brown eyes,' or, 'I've got massive breasts'.

"But there's probably countless times where our image is doctored and we don't notice it. Because I think we're all losing our grip on what we really look like."

Body tweaking isn't an uncommon practise in the film industry, with Keira Knightley previously speaking of her annoyance when her boobs were changed for the King Arthur poster.

The actress said body-tuning is causing people to lose their grip on reality
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The actress said body-tuning is causing people to lose their grip on realityCredit: Getty

However, it was only because it made them look "droopy".

She said: "They always pencil in my boobs.

“I was only angry when they were really, really droopy.

“For King Arthur, for a poster, they gave me these really strange droopy t**s."

Rosamund Pike stars in the Marie Curie biopic 'Radioactive'