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Marni41 said:
um, MAYBE if they were a cute pair of panties, but hun, they were GRANNY PANTIES...and oof da, that mohair sweater! eeeek! yuuuuck.
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i love her black boots. anyone recognise them??
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wow she looks beautiful...im loving her style lately....and i want her hair!!!:-)
LA Daily News Fri, 2/2/07
Hey, don't Google Sienna MillerBY GLENN WHIPP, Film Critic
U-Entertainment
She has made plenty of headlines in the tabloids - Jude Law, the nanny, labeling Pittsburgh with a slightly offensive (but innately accurate) rhyming nickname.
Now, 25-year-old Sienna Miller aims to make news for her acting with her lead turn as Edie Sedgwick in "Factory Girl."
Over a glass of apple juice, sitting in the sunny patio at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont, the lovely and charming English actress fielded questions about her movie and her penchant for attracting not-so-truthful news stories. Q: Do you think you can make people sympathize with Sedgwick's story?
A: That's the battle, isn't it? As far as I'm concerned, Edie was very mannered and pretentious and was quite la-dee-da. And it's either charming or pretentious. But hers is a tragic story - the sexual abuse, the drug addiction. I've got my own sob stories, but they're pathetic compared to hers.
Q: One of the producers says your charisma is measurable. "When Sienna walks into a room, everything just stops." I would think that would make you self-conscious.
A: It would be awful, wouldn't it? It would make you completely self-conscious. But people seem to be carrying on quite nicely around us, don't you think?
Q: Do you own a leopard-skin pillbox hat?
A: I do. Not real leopard skin, but a good replica. It actually made its way into the film. You can see it in Edie's bedroom.
Q: Are you a Bob Dylan fan?
A: Oh my God, yes. "Blonde on Blonde," the new album, the Scorsese documentary. I love when someone at a concert shouts, "Judas!" (Miller breaks into a decent Dylan drawl.) "I don't belieeeeeeeeve you!"
Q: I read you turned down a role in the new "Bond" movie.
A: No! Not true! Even if I had turned down a role, I wouldn't publicly say it. That's an awful thing.
Q: I googled you ...
A: Oh God. Those three words strike fear in my heart. It's like, "I've gone through your dirty knickers drawer." "I've read your diary."
Q: Sorry. I didn't know. There was nothing that bad. Just that you bailed on Bond, partied at Sundance with P-Diddy ...
A: For God's sake. Me and every other actress. I hung out for a minute with Diddy. But I don't know what to call him. Puffy? Puff? Sean? No romance. If I had slept with half the people I've been linked to ...
Q: So cross Josh Hartnett off the list ... that was the next Google item.
A: You're not allowed to have a conversation or have male friends. You meet actors, you're sitting next to someone having a conversation and next thing there are reports of you snogging on the sofa. It's absurd. Josh is a friend.
Q: OK. Since you're a free agent, what are you looking for in a man?
A: Intelligence. And food. Intelligence and oysters will do fine. Enthusiasm is attractive. And a sense of humor. A not conventionally attractive person with a sense of humor and fierce intelligence is very attractive - and long-lasting. Looks fade. Intelligence grows - hopefully.
Q: For Valentine's Day, then, a man should bring oysters and a good book?
A: A nice meal and maybe some rose petals on a bath. I don't know. I like to be surprised.
Q: Surprises are the best gifts. It's like when someone asks, "What do you want for Christmas?". A: A Kawasaki quad bike! (Laughs) I don't know ... sometimes a girl knows exactly what she wants.
Hey, don't Google Sienna MillerBY GLENN WHIPP, Film Critic
U-Entertainment
She has made plenty of headlines in the tabloids - Jude Law, the nanny, labeling Pittsburgh with a slightly offensive (but innately accurate) rhyming nickname.
Now, 25-year-old Sienna Miller aims to make news for her acting with her lead turn as Edie Sedgwick in "Factory Girl."
Over a glass of apple juice, sitting in the sunny patio at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont, the lovely and charming English actress fielded questions about her movie and her penchant for attracting not-so-truthful news stories. Q: Do you think you can make people sympathize with Sedgwick's story?
A: That's the battle, isn't it? As far as I'm concerned, Edie was very mannered and pretentious and was quite la-dee-da. And it's either charming or pretentious. But hers is a tragic story - the sexual abuse, the drug addiction. I've got my own sob stories, but they're pathetic compared to hers.
Q: One of the producers says your charisma is measurable. "When Sienna walks into a room, everything just stops." I would think that would make you self-conscious.
A: It would be awful, wouldn't it? It would make you completely self-conscious. But people seem to be carrying on quite nicely around us, don't you think?
Q: Do you own a leopard-skin pillbox hat?
A: I do. Not real leopard skin, but a good replica. It actually made its way into the film. You can see it in Edie's bedroom.
Q: Are you a Bob Dylan fan?
A: Oh my God, yes. "Blonde on Blonde," the new album, the Scorsese documentary. I love when someone at a concert shouts, "Judas!" (Miller breaks into a decent Dylan drawl.) "I don't belieeeeeeeeve you!"
Q: I read you turned down a role in the new "Bond" movie.
A: No! Not true! Even if I had turned down a role, I wouldn't publicly say it. That's an awful thing.
Q: I googled you ...
A: Oh God. Those three words strike fear in my heart. It's like, "I've gone through your dirty knickers drawer." "I've read your diary."
Q: Sorry. I didn't know. There was nothing that bad. Just that you bailed on Bond, partied at Sundance with P-Diddy ...
A: For God's sake. Me and every other actress. I hung out for a minute with Diddy. But I don't know what to call him. Puffy? Puff? Sean? No romance. If I had slept with half the people I've been linked to ...
Q: So cross Josh Hartnett off the list ... that was the next Google item.
A: You're not allowed to have a conversation or have male friends. You meet actors, you're sitting next to someone having a conversation and next thing there are reports of you snogging on the sofa. It's absurd. Josh is a friend.
Q: OK. Since you're a free agent, what are you looking for in a man?
A: Intelligence. And food. Intelligence and oysters will do fine. Enthusiasm is attractive. And a sense of humor. A not conventionally attractive person with a sense of humor and fierce intelligence is very attractive - and long-lasting. Looks fade. Intelligence grows - hopefully.
Q: For Valentine's Day, then, a man should bring oysters and a good book?
A: A nice meal and maybe some rose petals on a bath. I don't know. I like to be surprised.
Q: Surprises are the best gifts. It's like when someone asks, "What do you want for Christmas?". A: A Kawasaki quad bike! (Laughs) I don't know ... sometimes a girl knows exactly what she wants.
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nice interviews these last days 
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Yes,the last few interviews were just great.
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^sb wrote they're by burberry.
