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.

[slaughtermatic]

every single woman identifies with this or is lying to herself.

[saintclaire87]

I’ve always thought of her as the British Kate Bosworth. She’s known for her fashion and who she dates.

[lizthegoob]

I just remembered her and TomStu have a child together.

[littleorcs]

I saw her in After Miss Julie with Jonny Lee Miller, and she was fine in it. The craziest part was seeing Balthazar Getty on my way out and being scandalized like "THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE OVER!!! DOES HIS WIFE KNOW?!???"