Can that be??? That's quite an unnecessary risk isn't it? I mean, why would a movie who has to insure all of its stars choose to use live ammunition while filming their violent scenes.

Wild.

Sienna Miller was “terrified” of handling the guns in her new movie.
The 27-year-old actress – who plays villain The Baroness in ‘GI Joe’ –
looked so worried when she held a pistol she was taken aside by film bosses
to make sure she was alright.

“It was scary. I got taken away from the group!
They said, 'Sienna, you’re a villain in this film and you look like you’re
terrified of the gun.' And I said 'I am!' But we were shooting live
ammunition that could kill someone.

“It's a powerful piece of machinery, and it takes a lot of strength to pull
that thing back. I was trying to do it with two hands because I wasn’t
strong by that point. But then I got my MP3 rifle and you put it on
automatic and it gets 14 rounds out per second!"

Hmmmnn - talk about real acting. I think she has it a bit confused... right?

Sienna has previously admitted she couldn’t get into character on the set of
the movie until she was handed a firearm. 

“I didn't feel like a big villain until I got my machine gun. But
then I thought 'I can get into this!' The Baroness is fundamentally a
villain, a femme fatale. A nasty piece of work." 

I saw the trailer in the movie theatre this week while watching 'Star Trek' and I didn't realize it was 'G.I. Joe' until the end when they flashed the title. 

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