Sienna Miller Slams Tantrum Rumors

By: Shannon Gossage

It was recently reported that Miller threw a tantrum Saturday night at Pittsburgh’s hotspot Folino’s. Dan Kovacs, the doorman at Folino’s, said of his alleged run-in with Miller saying he said to the actress, "Madame, you’re going to need an I.D. to get in here. She says, ‘Do you know who I am’ and I said no but you’re going to need your I.D." Miller then reportedly tried to sneak into the club and when caught she tried using her fame. Kovacs said, "She said ‘I’m Sienna Miller the actress’ and I said, ‘I’m Dan Kovacs and I’m for real.’ She says ‘I don’t care.’ She was just really belligerent. I was shocked." He went on to say that once he escorted Miller from the club, "She was going crazy out there, stomping her feet, walking up and down the street."

Miller now refutes the claim and denies acting in an "inappropriate manner." Miller released a statement saying, "I was asked to provide I.D. and since I didn’t have any with me, I was told I couldn’t be served and asked to leave. I had no problem with this and my family and I left calmly without any further exchange of words." She claims the whole incident was witnessed by "members of the crew from the film and some recent friends I have made at a local Starbucks."

Miller is currently in Pittsburgh filming her latest flick The Mysteries of Pittsburgh. She has reportedly had a rough time in the city after her recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine where she referred to the city as "Sh*tsburgh." She reportedly said during her interview, "Can you believe this is my life? Will you pity me when you’re back in your funky New York apartment and I’m still in Pittsburgh? I need to get more glamorous films and stop with my indie year." Miller is now claiming the quotes were "taken out of context" and called the residents and the city "gracious."