Sienna Miller on her personal and professional growth and confirms men are trash

[myselfdestruct]

"I felt very out of control of a lot of decisions for most of my career - and very willing to accept that, which is the saddest part. How grateful I was just to be in the room." https://t.co/7Ka8o0ubUC
- Jessica Goldstein (@jessicagolds) June 26, 2019
Sienna Miller is back working and is promoting upcoming projects "Loudest Voice" and her first lead

Comments

[sassandthecity]

I really wish her performance of Edie Sedgwick had been in a far better movie.

[croutonochrist]

Oh god Factory Girl. What an abomination of a movie. Mary Kate's cameo is iconic.

[xtinkerbellax]

Same. Did you ever see the director's cut? Someone put it on youtube at one point, it was better.

[sassandthecity]

Did the director's cut rid the movie of Hayden Christensen? Because between him and Fallon, I didn't know who to hate more. Plus Edie felt pretty much devoid of all agency. I feel like the Sedgwick family would make for an interesting miniseries. I really loved the book Edie: American Girl because it gave such a context to the time period and her family as well as Andy. It'd make for a perfect Fosse/Verdon style series.

[xtinkerbellax]

lol no, but he really was one of the weakest points in a movie full of them. I loved that book as well, I've read it multiple times, I'd love a series.

[sassandthecity]

I really like those oral history books. It gets me into things a lot more than a singular writing style.

[ohwutevernvm]

I agree so much