LONDON – A British tabloid has formally apologized to actress Sienna Miller for hacking into her cell phone messages.
Michael Silverleaf, a lawyer for News Group Newspapers, the publisher of The News of The World, offered "sincere apologies" to Miller in London's High Court Tuesday.
LONDON – A British tabloid has formally apologized to actress Sienna Miller for hacking into her cell phone messages.
Michael Silverleaf, a lawyer for News Group Newspapers, the publisher of The News of The World, offered "sincere apologies" to Miller in London's High Court Tuesday.
LONDON – A judge says actress Sienna Miller and three other alleged victims of a British tabloid phone-hacking scandal can push ahead with suing the News of The World newspaper.
High Court judge Geoffrey Vos says the four cases should not be delayed by an ongoing criminal investigation into the tabloid's conduct.
LONDON – A lawyer for Sienna Miller says the actress has not dropped her lawsuit against a tabloid accused of hacking her phone, despite the paper's apology and offer of compensation.
Miller's lawyer, Mark Thomson, says the actress is suing the News of the World for "outrageous violations of privacy."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jude Law and Sienna Miller have called it quits again.
The actor's rep confirmed the split Tuesday, telling People magazine they "are no longer in a relationship."
NEW YORK — Sienna Miller is a day away from making her Broadway debut in After Miss Julie.
Based on August Strindberg's 1888 play about sex and class, After Miss Julie is set in an English country house on the eve of the Labour Party's historic landslide win in 1945.
Miller, 27, plays Miss Julie, a rich lady in her twenties who becomes involved with a family manservant.
"She is a very strong, very damaged, multi faceted character and its really fun to play somebody who operates under extremes," Miller says. "So as an actor its a very challenging role and I love a challenge."
The production opens Thursday at Roundabout Theatre's American Airlines Theatre on New York's famed 42nd Street.
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LOS ANGELES — Sienna Miller has endured her fair share of bad press in recent time, most notably during her romance last summer with the married Balthazar Getty. But the British actress wasn't worried about mending her public image when she recently traveled on a dangerous mission to war-torn Congo.
"If I'd done it for publicity, I would have taken a photographer," the 27-year-old star tells Nylon magazine for its August issue. "I'm not just lending my name to it. We went to a war zone, we lived in camps. I would like to see those [detractors] doing the journey we did."
"I basically realized that I was so resentful for so long about the state of my celebrity, but I wanted to turn it around and do something good," she added.
Even if Miller wanted to publicize her good deed, she most likely would have turned away the paparazzi. That's because Miller is still smarting from the snapper who snuck onto the set of her upcoming movie "Hippie Hippie Shake" to get nude shots of her as she filmed a skinny-dipping scene.
"Me, full-frontal naked. I don't want to be naked on the cover of a Sunday newspaper! I don't!" Miller said of the photo published in the U.K.'s News of the World. "I don't want people analyzing the shape of my muff!"
One bit of publicity that Miller is looking forward to is her upcoming starring role in the most commercial film of her career, "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra."
"It's really exciting to be in a film that people actually want to go and see! I was having to pay people to see my movies!" Miller tells the mag. "If you want to make amazing, artistic films, you've got to have some sort of box office credibility, which I don't have."
LOS ANGELES — Sienna Miller has developed quite the reputation over the years, thank in large part to a string of high-profile relationship with the likes of Jude Law, Jamie Burke, Balthazar Getty and Rhys Ifans. However, the British actress insists the public's perception of her couldn't be more wrong.
"I've actually never been taken on a date in my whole life," Miller reveals in the July issue of Vogue. "I have never had a one-night stand. I'm a real relationship person—contrary to public perception. I'm either in one or I'm not. I get kind of emotionally involved very quickly, and I'm not going to spend time with someone unless I love them. But it's not hard for me to fall in love."
The currently single Miller admits that the reputation that precedes her is "pretty bad." She also assumes much of the blame.
"On the whole, you know, I've made some bad choices and done some stupid things," she says.
Her relationship with Law was front and center in the tabloids, particularly during "Nannygate" as Miller likes to call it. It was then that Law famously cheated on her with his children's nanny, Daisy Wright.
"It's dangerous to bring this up," Miller says of their split. "I talked about him in an interview not long ago, saying that I still love him, and he was like, 'Please stop talking about it.' This was going to be the first interview where I was going to try to be guarded and detached, not give anything away, and actually I realize that it's irrelevant. You have to be yourself."
"That was a very pivotal time in my life, and I'm happy saying that," Miller continues. "It's a private moment when you get your heart broken for the first time, and that was the absolute antithesis of private. It couldn't have been more public!"
While painful, Miller admits the experience proved valuable in the end on several fronts.
"I think I discovered a whole new emotional depth that I didn't have access to before," she says. "When you have your heart broken for the first time, you gain depth, and that's why actors tend to get better with age, I think."
Miller admits that she's made her fair share of mistakes while balancing fame at an early age. She was ridiculed last summer in the tabloids when she started dating Getty, a married father of four at the time. She has since turned to therapy as a means of seeking insight from the outside.
"I got to the point where I was doing things that I didn't necessarily think I was capable of as a person," she says. "And I wanted to be conscious of my actions. I think I was really naive and trusting and thinking that if you are true to yourself, that's enough, that's the best way to be. But actually, it's important to become more conscious."
Today, Miller appears poised to rewrite the old book on her. In August, she'll star in the most commercial film of her career, "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra." She'll follow that by making her Broadway debut in playwright Patrick Marber's adaptation of August Strindberg's 1888 "After Miss Julie." While much is changing, Miller plans to hold onto her free spirit, which she attributes to her early days with family.
"It was always very loving and open," she recalls of her upbringing. "I described my dad as a hippie once, which he's not, but in his essence he's got a bohemian approach to life. It wasn't like we were in a camper van running around with flowers in our hair, naked. But you could express any emotion; if you felt something, you could say it; if you needed to talk, you could. I think that nonjudgmental way of being raised maybe contributed to my free-spiritedness."
Also see: Sienna Miller Gallery
NEW YORK — Sienna Miller is headed for the bright lights of New York City.
The 27-year-old actress will make her Broadway debut this fall by starring in "After Miss Julie," according to The Associated Press.
Miller's Miss Julie character is one of only three roles in the production, which will be directed by Mark Brokaw.
LONDON — A new twist has been added to Sienna Miller's controversial relationship with Balthazar Getty.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Sienna Miller's mom is lashing out at the "feeding frenzy" surrounding her daughter's relationship with the still-married Balthazar Getty.
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