Sienna Miller Says "I Have Small Boobs And Cellulite"

British actress Sienna Miller is shocked at the praise she gets for her "fabulous" figure because all she eats is junk food.

The Factory Girl star, who recently named cellulite as the number one reason preventing her taking on the role of a Bond girl, admits that she loves a fried breakfast.

The 25-year-old blonde says, "Soon all the burgers will attack my rear and I'll be a whale.

"But I'll remain an eggs, bacon, waffles girl."

"My so-called fabulous shape is due to airbrushing. I have small boobs and cellulite."

Meanwhile the British actress is desperate to land a role in a Hollywood musical, and will give up smoking and alcohol in a bid to achieve her dream.

She explains, "I am looking at a musical role. I plan to take singing lessons and I know I will have to give up my bad habits, such as booze and cigs.

Elizabeth Hurley Tops Victoria Beckham In Best Body Poll

Liz Hurley has the most desirable body with Victoria Beckham trailing in 2nd, according to a survey of more than 5,000 British women.

The actress came top in a poll conducted by New Woman magazine, which asked its readers to vote for whose body they would most like to emulate.

New Woman editor Helen Johnston said the Estee Lauder model, who famously showed off her figure in a revealing Versace dress held together by safety pins, had the perfect shape.

"She is pencil-slim but still curvy, the ideal most women desperately want," she said.

"However, ordinary women can comfort themselves with the fact it is a 24-hour-a-day job, requires iron determination and probably very little food.

"For most of us, a body like Elizabeth Hurley's would require a lifetime of sacrifice."

The Top 10 Body Idols
1 Liz Hurley

2 Victoria Beckham

3 Myleene Klass

4 Kelly Brook

5 Kate Moss

6 Kate Winslet

7 Cat Deeley

8 Jordan

9 Sienna Miller

10 Keira Knightley

Here's the Versace Dress:

Sienna Miller Kissing Savannah Miller on The Lips

Sienna Miller is Sad That No One In The US Was Interested In Sedgwick

Sienna Miller has slammed filmmakers for their disinterest in the story of tragic 1960s muse Edie Sedgwick.

The British actress, who played the late star in Factory Girl, insists directors were reluctant to work on the movie because they viewed Sedgwick as the Paris Hilton of her day.

Miller says, "They (US filmmakers) were like, 'So, what? In 30 years' time are they gonna make a film about Paris Hilton?'

"The thing about Edie was that she was a performance artist. She'd walk into a room and start dancing, start performing.

"But the people I've been speaking to missed the point. They're like, 'Okay, rich, socialite, drugs, dead.'

"If that was the case she fooled some smart people. Salvador Dali, Allen Ginsberg, Truman Capote... they were all obsessed with her, in love with her. In 2007 people still talk about her. That's huge power."