But it's not like weird is strange to her
Posted on 10/13/2006 2:54:26 AM PDT by MadIvan
The actress who was engaged to Jude Law when he cheated with the nanny now says monogamy is "overrated."
Sienna Miller tells Rolling Stone that "monogamy is a weird thing" for her.
She says it's a hard thing to maintain because we're all "animals."
She's still with Law and is hoping they'll have babies.
The 24-year-old British actress has been in Pennsylvania shooting the screen adaptation of Michael Chabon's novel "The Mysteries of Pittsburgh."
She got into some hot water for comments she made about the city.
"Can you believe this is my life?" she told Rolling Stone. "Will you pity me when you're back in your funky New York apartment, and I'm still in Pittsburgh? I need to get more glamorous films and stop with my indie year."
She also called the city a profane name that rhymes with Pittsburgh.
Miller later apologized for disparaging the city, saying that her remarks had been taken out of context and that she found the city and residents gracious.
"What I have seen of it is beautiful," she said in a statement issued by her publicist. "I came once before to visit The Andy Warhol Museum whilst researching a film, and found both the city and its inhabitants warm and gracious."
There were actually some good restaurants, museums, a semi-cool riverfront area and a great zoo. I look at it like an Oakland fifteen years ago. All it needs is a Jerry Brown and it appears as though it has one.
Jerry Brown said in 1999, "By the time we’re finished, there will be a lot less crime in Oakland than there is in Walnut Creek."
Here is the homicide stats since Brown took office in 1999:
1999 60
2000 80
2001 84
2002 108
2003 109
2004 82
2005 94
The press spins this as "an improvement". Funny... the best year running is the year Brown started... and it only got worse.
Never misunderestimate the stupidity of so-called celebrities these days. If Hollywood was wiped off the face of the planet, the general IQ of the world would jump dramatically.
She may find being a slut enjoyable when she is young. But when she gets older and finds she has no one but herself to share her life with she may find she holds a different opinion. The Hollywood lifestyle is self destructive.
She was the fairy in LOTR. Can't think of the name in the book.
I understand it's a nice city as well. If they refused her a drink, so much the nicer.
Regards, Ivan
Pittsburgh is a nice town. I grew up near there. Uppity actresses may not care for its blue collar nature though. Mizz Miller found that out. I think the 'burgh will survive her scorn. I know Sienna Miller is an actress, but what exactly has she done?? She just sounds like one more Hollyweird blow up doll.
Pretty girl, but surprisingly saggy up top for a 24-year-old. Does not bode well for the future.
Surely that's a positive for the city?
Regards, Ivan
Wow - obviously not too bright - or too attractive
It's the rosebuds on the dress - not a good choice
By the time she's 40, she'll look like a train hit her.
After takin a second look, I ain't sure it didn't already.
This is one of the great tragedies of sexual liberation and abortion. Folks aren't very particular sometimes. And they end up with people they shouldn't be monogomous with.
Surely that's a positive for the city?
There's nothing wrong with having a population that isn't afraid of a little hard work.
SD
Or family and connections--Reese Witherspoon is related to one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Rumor has it she is in this month's Playboy in their delightful "tease frame" feature where they show a screen capture of a nude scene featuring actresses we might have heard of, but don't want to actually watch any of their movies.
SD
LOL!
"You're like a trained ape... Without the training!"
Sorry, but I have to post quotes from Firefly at the slightest provocation!
Mark
Me neither--it kind of reminded me of the Seinfeld episode where he's trying to remember his date's name and the only clue he had was that it rhymed with a part of a woman's anatomy.
Mulva? LOL!
such an empty excuse. I wish a reporter would automatically ask, "so give us the context in which those remarks would actually fit," and watch the stunned silence that ensued.
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