Biography
Born on December 28, 1982, in New York.
Her father, Ed Miller,
was a banker who was married to interior designer
Kelly Hoppen for over ten years. Her biological mom, Jo Miller,
directed a Lee Strasberg program at a London drama school. Sienna
Miller spent most of her youth attending school in England, including
Heathfield in Ascot, Surrey, an all-girl
boarding schools. As a student, Miller was known for her wild side:
she had a penchant for streaking the lacrosse field and snogging
the gardener. Sienna's studies included music, dance, sports and
acting.
Sienna Miller returned to New York after graduating from Heathfield
to study acting full time at the Lee Strasberg Institute. She
performed in numerous NYC productions, including “A School
for Scandal” by British playwright Richard Brinsely Sheridan
and “Cigarettes and Chocolate” by writer/director Anthony
Minghella. Sienna made the jump to television with her role as Fiona
Bickerton on “Keen Eddie”, where she played a British
woman forced to live with an NYPD detective (Valley), who is on the
trail of a drug dealer he let get away back in the States.
Sienna was also cast in a remake of the 1966 comedy classic, “Alfie” (2004).
She played one of many women seduced by Alfie (Jude Law) and Sienna's
performance was singled out as one of the remake's finer elements.
Miller and Law
spent most of the shoot avoiding the paparazzi, who smelt a story
once they realized the two stars were together, despite Law being
in the midst of divorce proceedings with actress Sadie Frost.
In 2005 her fiancé Law made a public
admission of infidelity, apologizing for an affair with his children's
nanny. The couple's seemingly on-again, off-again relationship captivated
the press for several months in 2005
In the short time that Sienna Miller has been an actress, the 5’6” slender
blonde from New York has attracted a lot attention. However, much
of the attention has not focused on her acting abilities but on
her relationship with Jude Law. |

Sienna Miller
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