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Interview, March, 2006 by J. DiPaulo, Meghan Hass
Dear Interview,
I think Andy Warhol would have been mighty pleased with Sam Taylor-Wood's terrific cover story on Sienna Miller [February 2006]. In addition to creating unforgettable pictures of Miller that capture the spirit of Warhol's all-time number one muse and glamour girl, Edie Sedgwick, Taylor-Wood also got the kind of interview with the actress that Warhol might have done himself. It's the sort of chatty, fly-on-the-wall experience that's at the heart of what Interview is all about, and, like so many of Andy's interviews, the dialogue is actually very revealing. Bravo to Taylor-Wood for this terrific doubleheader, and kudos to Miller for finally sharing her true feelings about the nanny!
J. DiPAULO Philadelphia
Dear Interview,
I've long been a fan of Sam Taylor-Wood's fine-art photography and of the celebrity portraiture she's done for your publication, but I was absolutely floored by the recent cover story she shot for you with up-and-coming actress Sienna Miller. I'd heard, of course, that Miller had signed on to play Edie Sedgwick in the forthcoming Factory Girl (yes, I read the tabloids in addition to your esteemed publication), and Taylor-Wood's beautiful, captivating photos make it abundantly clear why the actress was cast. Even in a magazine with as long a history of running great, groundbreaking imagery as yours, these pictures were a standout. Miller has never looked lovelier, and Warholite that I am I can't think of a film in recent years that I was looking forward to seeing as much as I am Factory Girl.
MEGHAN HASS Via the Internet
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