Actress Sienna Miller dislikes women who complain and judge her

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Actress Sienna Miller has said that she's been "at war" with other women because they are "too bitchy" when it comes to judging her.

The 'Factory Girl' star, who fueled a controversy after she was spotted dating married Balthazar Getty, says that women do not have any sisterhood among them unlike men.

"I''ve been at war, without a doubt. I''ve really experienced the judgment of women in the past year," the Mirror quoted her as telling Style Magazine.

The 27-year-old actress added: "We say we want to be equal, but men don''t sit around bitching at each other. There''s no sisterhood."

Miller's comments came with respect to her relationship with the oil heir who insisted he was already separated from his wife when he dated the actress.

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Sienna Miller is "at war" with women

The 27-year-old actress - who faced a backlash from her female fans after she began dating married actor Balthazar Getty - says other girls make her life tough.

She said: "I've been at war, without a doubt. I have really experienced the judgment of women in the past year. It's women who are holding us back.
It's women who are judging. I find it sad. We say we want to be on an equal path, but men don't sit around bitching at each other. It's very competitive. There's no sisterhood."

The 'Factory Girl' star - who claims it is her oldest and closest friends who have kept her sane over the last year - also revealed the pressure to constantly look youthful and flawless keep her awake at night.

Sienna, who is reluctant to have plastic surgery, added: "Urgh, the pedestal thing stops me sleeping. Recently, I found myself thinking, 'I'm getting wrinkles. And things are wobbling, I should go to the gym.' Then I was like, 'F**k it!' Actually. It's not where the focus should be right now. Los Angeles is a nightmare for that. Young girls in Hollywood are having pre-emptive Botox. I say, let people be young and then be old. I can't wait to be seen as a woman."

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Sienna Miller was told she was too 'toothy' for cover of Vogue

Notorious US Vogue editor Anna Wintour and her team superimposed a picture of Sienna Miller's face onto another one of her body after complaining she was too "toothy" for their front cover, a new film reveals.

The decision is documented in The September Issue, an 89-minute fly-on-the-wall exploration of life behind the scenes at Vogue, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival last week.

In it, director and producer RJ Cutler tracks the compilation of the magazine's biggest ever issue, which ended up weighing nearly two kilograms and selling 13 million copies.

According to British newspaper The Telegraph, editor-in-chief Wintour is shown complaining that actress Miller - their chosen cover girl - is too "toothy", while other magazine staff comment on the number of fillings she has.

Renowned Italian photographer Mario Testino took the shots but the magazine ending up using one shot of Miller's face and superimposing it on another taken of her body.

Miller's publicist told the Daily Mirror newspaper that the star was the first to admit her photos were always retouched, saying: "no one is ever that perfect".

And Vogue's spokesman insisted the retouch was not personal.

"While some retouching is a fact for any cover, no one is more convinced of Ms Miller's beauty than Vogue," Patrick O'Connell told the newspaper.

"The fact she appeared on the magazine's September cover, our most important issue of the year, is a testimony to this truth."

The documentary also centres on the two-decade relationship between 59-year-old Wintour and Vogue's creative director, Grace Coddington, who did not want the film crew there.

"The first time we encountered Grace she said, 'Get away from me'," Cutler says in the film's production notes.

"The next time I saw her, we were at the Chanel show in Paris and she said, 'Anna isn't even here, why do you even have to come around'?"

Eight months of filming and more than 300 hours of footage was eventually moulded into the 89 minute documentary, which also delivers rare insights into the other side of the Wintour mystique.

Cutler says scenes with Wintour's daughter, Bee Shaffer, and others in which she contemplates her relationship with her siblings, are among his favourites.

It is not known if the film will be shown in Australia.

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Sienna Miller to star in Broadway show After Miss Julie

Sienna Miller is to star in Broadway show After Miss Julie.

The actress, who made her stage debut in the West End 4 years ago, will play the provocative daughter of a Yorkshire land owner.

The adaptation of August Strindberg's Miss Julie will hit theatres in September, reports the Daily Mail.

Earlier this month, Sienna, 27, was told she was too young to play Maid Marion in Ridley Scott's Robin Hood movie Nottingham, starring Russell Crowe, 48.

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Sienna Miller with represent her clothing line during London Fashion Week

Sienna Miller will showcase her clothing line during London Fashion Week.

The actress, 26, who is dating oil heir Balthazar Getty, 33, runs Twenty8Twelve with sister Savannah.

They will present the collection of floral dresses, tailored jackets and edgy accessories on the catwalk in February, according to People.

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