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29 Jun 2009: Sienna on cover of Total Film magazine
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Sienna is on the cover of the new August issue of Total Film magazine, as promotion for G.I. Joe. You can see a preview of the cover below, and click here to browse through a preview of the magazine at totalfilm.com.
Thanks to Lorna for the head-up about this.
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25 Jun 2009: Miller's Grovelling Apology To Broadway Casting Directors
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Sienna Miller had to apologise to the casting directors of her upcoming Broadway play After Miss Julie, because she congratulated her actor pal Jonny Lee Miller on his role before the announcement was made official.
The Factory Girl star will tread the boards of the New York City stage this September in an updated version of the Strindberg classic, and she was invited by casting boss Jim Carnahan to sit in on the auditioning process to find her a leading man.
Miller admits she hated scrutinising other actors' performances, telling Vogue magazine, "I wanted to be in Camp Actor, not Camp Decision!"
Once a decision was made, she wasted no time in contacting Lee Miller, who eventually landed the role - but she soon realised she'd broken the news too soon.
She adds, "He's the nicest guy. When I found out, I texted him thinking that he knew, but he obviously hadn't heard yet. It was very unsubtle."
wenn.com
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21 Jun 2009: Examiner.com's Top 10 most fashionable films
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6. Factory Girl
Sienna Miller’s Edie Sedgwick was legendary not only for her charisma but for her iconic style, through which hundreds of trends were set and millions of admirers were acquired. Her style continues to influence fashionistas around the world today. Edie’s signature look included lots of black tights and dancers leotards, shift dresses, high heels, a short blond pixie haircut, chandelier earrings, and heavy black eye makeup that she supposedly never washed off. The film embodies that effortless yet surreal style of the hipsters of the 60’s.
examiner.com
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20 Jun 2009: Labour of leather for frustrated Sienna
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Actress Sienna Miller had to be wheeled around the set of "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra" due to her restrictive leather costume.
Ladies - you can all breathe a sigh of relief. If Sienna Miller's recent costume struggle is anything to go by, it seems we are not alone in finding the recent leather trends tricky to pull off in a glamorous manner. Although La Miller is usually known as a trend-setter (2007 and the 'control pants over black tights' combo ringing any bells?!), this is one fashion faux-pas we will not be rushing to copy.
Starring as The Baroness in the upcoming action film G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, Sienna had to wear a skin-tight leather costume which limited her movement to such an extent that she had to resort to being transported around the set on an "ironing board with wheels". Talking about her wardrobe woes, Sienna said, "At four o'clock in the morning, squeezing into leather is not the most fun. I couldn't breathe. It was all heavily corseted, very tight and held up with straps." The distressed starlet was even planning a ceremonial burning of her 'Baroness' attire.
You can catch sultry Sienna in her bad girl role in August.
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20 Jun 2009: Sienna Miller scared of losing good looks
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Hollywood actress Sienna Miller fears that she's losing her good looks as she heads towards 30. The 27-year-old actress believes that it's time for her to start working out a bit.
Buzz up!"I'm lucky I've got a good metabolism. I'm very grateful for that. But I'm not toned at all. I think I've reached an age at 27 where it's time for me to start working out a bit. I can't get away with it any more,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying.
"I used to be quite firm and tiny and, as I hit 25, things started to change. Now I'm 27 I'm noticing more changes - bare legs at the top and back is not a pretty sight. I'm lazy and if I wear clothes, it's hidden well. I don't feel like a beauty icon. I get pretty insecure and have the same insecurities as everyone else - sometimes more because there is more focus put on me," she added.
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20 Jun 2009: Sienna attends charity event for the Hoping Foundation
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London's ultimate party girls – Kate Moss, Sienna Miller and Lily Allen – joined forces last night, for a night of singing and style.
Hitting the Hoping Foundation's Hoping's Got Talent karaoke party, the fashionista trio partied at London's Cafe de Paris into the early hours, but it was Allen who really impressed in the style stakes.
Gorgeously glam, the songstress looked radiant in a ruby red prom dress, teamed with nude peep-toes and a baby blue quilted Chanel bag. Flawless make-up, a colour pop scarlet pout and her neat black bob completed the preened-to-perfection look.
As for Moss and Miller, both went back to black, with the supermodel in a sheer floor-skimming dress, and the actress clad in a gold embellished jacket and dark jeans.
The evening, hosted by Moss, saw the supermodel take to an X Factor-style judging panel, alongside Louis Walsh and Jeremy Clarkson, and cast her vote over a host of celebrity singers, including Allen, who took to the mike alongside Moss's beau Jamie Hince.
Attended by a veritable who's who of London scenesters, including Guy Ritchie, Jemima Khan, Will Young, Tracy Emin and David Walliams, the event was all in the name of charity, raising funds for children's community projects in Palestinian refugee camps.
From The Press Association - The evening raised £500,000 in total, which will be donated directly to children's projects in Palestine.
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18 Jun 2009: Sienna's a Living Doll ; Sexy Star Takes Gamble to Play Wicked Baroness in Summer Blockbuster
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IT is expected to make Dumb & Dumber look like high-brow cinema, but Sienna Miller admits she didn't expect any acting plaudits when she signed up to star in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.
The action movie is the latest toys spin-off and comes in the wake of the hugely successful Transformers franchise.
Toy manufacturer Hasbro launched G.I. Joe in 1964 as a line of military-themed action figures, marketed in the UK as Action Man. And with her very own doll now in production, Sienna insists she doesn't care if critics claim she gives a performance asplastic as her miniaturised version.
She admitted: "It's about having fun.We're not trying to win awards for acting."
And while Robert De Niro and Al Pacino rely on method acting to get them through their toughest roles, Sienna fought the flab for her highkicking role as the wicked Baroness. ...Read Full Story
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