Saturday, 30 May 2009

Sienna talks about filming G.I Joe

sienna miller filming g.i joeSienna Miller has been talking to the press about her forthcoming flick 'G.I. Joe' in which she plays raven-haired baroness and sexy femme fatale skilled in espionage. Sienna underwent a complete image overhaul to get into character, donning a black-haired wig and clothed predominantly in leather and pvc gear, armed with a gun.

About the handling of a gun, Sienna told the press:

“It was scary. I got taken away from the group! They said, ‘Sienna, you’re a villain in this film and you look like you’re terrified of the gun.’ And I said ‘I am!’ But we were shooting live ammunition that could kill someone.”

Sienna also spilled the beans on one particular fighting sequence, the 27-year-old shared:

"There's a really, really good girl fight between Rachel Nichols and myself. It's like a proper, violent girl-fight scene. And we both worked so hard for the choreography and the training of it. ... We both got hurt. I'm clumsy, so I slipped on a rubber bullet at one point and sprained my wrist quite badly. She ran into a flame and got burned."

The film, which tells the tale of a group of soldiers fighting for the acronym Global Integrated Joint Operating Entity (G.I. Joe) against evil organisation Cobra is set to be a box office hit, directed by none other than The Mummy's Stephen Sommers.

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Recent Sienna sighting: Back to blonde Sienna Miller was spotted getting her eyebrows done at Anastasia salon in Beverly Hills, California on Friday (May 29). She wears a striped Chanel T-Shirt with the trademark CC's embezzled on the front, normal fit jeans rolled up like boyfriend jeans and black suede ankle boots accessorised with a brown Ostrich skin handbag.


sienna miller leaving anastasia salon



sienna miller leaving anastasia salon


sienna miller brown ostrich handbag


sienna miller striped chanel shirt

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