Responding to questions in the course of the Montclair Film Festival, Sienna Miller remembered how she played Tippi Hedren in the film "Girl", which tells about the filming of the famous Thiller "Birds", as well as the tyrannic methods of the work of Alfred Hichkoka. Although Miller, naturally, was not familiar with Hichkok personally, she believes that thanks to the "girl" managed to figure out which person was actually a famous director:
With some directions, the control element takes place. I always react positively to heat and support in work, but there are directors who sought the right game from me through the opposite approach. But Hitchcock and typite is a completely different level. For her it was a very, very traumatic experience. At the same time, I mean not only how he behaved with her during the filming of the film, but also what was after. He kept her in subordination thanks to the contract. He did not allow her to work with Godad, Truffo and others who called her in his films. For ten years, she was chained by a contract. He saw her harass in idleness. It was a day sardism. Fortunately, the world has changed. If now someone will lead himself cruelly, the army of women will come immediately to repulse. I was very lucky to work in our time.
To this, 38-year-old Miller added that during his career she had never been faced with sexual violence, but sometimes men from the film industry shouted at her and behaved their inappropriately. For example, the actress recalled that during the first auditions, she was forced to spin in front of the camera, showing her body.
