Sienna Denies Causing a Scene at a Pittsburgh Bar

While many Americans don't know for sure who Sienna is, except for Jude Law's better half, last week she claimed that she is a famous actress and that she didn't need ID to get into bars: her own name should suffice.

It all started during her stay in Pittsburgh, where she is currently filming her latest movie, 'The Mysteries of Pittsburgh'. In an interview with 'Rolling Stone', the so-called actress said that she, out of all people, is the one who should be pitied because she is stuck in such a lame town (whose name she changed into 'Sh*tsburgh'), filming for a crappy movie.

Two days after the magazine got out on newsstands, she made a public apology and the mayor himself accepted it on behalf of the town. The very same night, she insulted again the residents of Pittsburgh, when she was denied access into a bar and put on quite a scene: 'I am Sienna Miller. I am a famous actress [...] and Pittsburgh people aren't anything' she yelled while she was ripping her hat to pieces.

Many were expecting another apology from the self-centered celebrity, but it seems that they still have to wait a while for it. Miller issued an official statement in which she firmly denies being involved in such an incident:

'I wholeheartedly refute the allegations that I in any way acted in an inappropriate manner when asked for identification at this bar. I was asked to provide ID, 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.'

The owner of the bar, instead, stands by his claims that the scene did take place. In a recent interview, he limited himself only to saying: 'I can't compete against a famous actress, but I can tell you one thing - I'm not a liar - she is.'