London: British actress Sienna Miller has confessed that she does not have enough money to buy a house in the States.The `GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra` actress believes that may be able to buy property if she is cast in another film from the comic series.
The beauty, who stars in a New York theatre production of `After Miss Julie,` said that the stage shows does not mean big money.
She said: "I`d love to move to the States at some point. I just can`t afford to right now. Maybe if I get to do `G.I. Joe 3`, I`ll be able to afford a place, because doing plays on Broadway doesn`t really enable house buying.”
Miller is also planning to sell her house in London, reports the China Daily.
She added: "I`ve got a house in London that I`m trying to sell, and it`s obviously a terrible time to try and sell property there. But I`ll keep my cottage in the country, which is where I spend most of my time. It`s a haven to me. But until I sell my house in London I can`t afford anywhere else. It would make sense to be in Los Angeles."
However, it does not mean she is not attached to England.
She said: "England is still definitely my home. I still live in London, but I really love it in Los Angeles. I have a great time when I`m here, but I miss, you know, a good pub when I`m away.
"I was brought up in Britain and my dog`s there, my cottage is there, my garden`s there and that always needs pruning. My family are there and its home. I`m definitely an English girl, but at the same time, I really love being able to travel and feel very at home now in Los Angeles.
"Everyone in Los Angeles is very positive and upbeat, whereas London can get quite miserable at times."
ANI
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