Insiders have claimed that the s** scenes between Sienna Miller and Hayden Christensen in the film “Factory Girl” were not simulated, and that the pair, who were romantically linked during filming, were not acting at all.

A movie set source stated, “It’s not simulated. They’re really doing it.”

However, Sienna’s publicist denied this, saying that during love scenes, there are always a minimum of five people in the room, and that there was no real s**.

Sienna Miller and Hayden Christensen, both 25, met on the set of the Andy Warhol flick and are believed to have enjoyed a real-life romance.

Director George Hickenlooper said that the two grew close during filming, and that it was an emotional experience for all of them.

He refused to confirm if the s** was real, stating that he could not comment and that people would have to ask Sienna about it.

Sienna Miller plays socialite Edie Sedgwick in the film and had previously admitted to being worried about what her father would think of the explicit scenes.

She said, “We wanted to make it realistic, and I watched it thinking: ‘Oh my God, my dad’s going to see it!’ But we didn’t want to hold back because it is a real and gritty film. It wouldn’t fit in the film if we had an unrealistic s** scene.”

During an appearance on the US Today show, Sienna suffered more controversy when she was left waving to the camera for 15 seconds during a fade-out to a break.

She then said, “F***ing hell,” which was heard by millions of viewers, and the station received many complaints.

A show insider said, “Sienna thought she was off air – unfortunately, it was broadcast to the nation.” Sienna was reportedly mortified.

Despite the controversies, Sienna has received good reviews for her role, but the film has been panned by US critics.

The director stated that they tried to portray the relationship between Sienna and Hayden tastefully, but there were concerns about the explicit scenes.

The film is based on the life of Edie Sedgwick, who was a muse to Andy Warhol in the 1960s.

Sienna Miller’s performance has been praised by some critics, with one calling it “a star turn” and another describing her as “utterly believable.”

However, others have criticized the film for its portrayal of Sedgwick, with one critic stating that “the movie never really captures Sedgwick’s essence.”

Sienna’s career was launched after she starred in the 2004 film “Alfie,” alongside Jude Law, whom she later dated.

Since then, she has appeared in many films, including “Casanova,” “Stardust,” and “American Sniper.”

She has also had a successful stage career, appearing in productions of “As You Like It” and “Cabaret.”

Sienna is known for her fashion sense and has been the face of many high-end brands, including Burberry and Hugo Boss.

She has also been involved in charity work, supporting causes such as breast cancer awareness and children’s rights.

In her personal life, Sienna has been linked to many high-profile men, including Jude Law, Balthazar Getty, and Tom Sturridge, with whom she has a daughter.

She has also been seen with rapper PDiddy.

Despite the controversies surrounding “Factory Girl,” Sienna has continued to work in the film industry and has several upcoming projects, including “Wander Darkly” and “The Burning Woman.”

She is also set to star in the TV series “The Lost City of D,” alongside Channing Tatum.