Star of screen and Top Gear, Sienna Miller (whose privacy apparently costs £100,000) was giving evidence at the UK's Leveson inquiry into press ethics yesterday. She compared press intrusion to 'a video game'.
“I felt like I was living in some kind of video game,” she said. “People were pre-empting every move as a result of accessing private information," she said.
“It was baffling how stories kept coming out. I changed my number three times in three months and decided it couldn’t have been as a result of hacking, so horribly, I accused my friends and family of selling stories and they accused each other.”
So, we want to know which video game she was referring to? Guesses here please.
“I felt like I was living in some kind of video game,” she said. “People were pre-empting every move as a result of accessing private information," she said.
“It was baffling how stories kept coming out. I changed my number three times in three months and decided it couldn’t have been as a result of hacking, so horribly, I accused my friends and family of selling stories and they accused each other.”
So, we want to know which video game she was referring to? Guesses here please.
Comments
l3rad 27 Nov 2011 11:21
1/4
Metal Gear solid fighting Phycho Mantis with out switching to controller port 2!
DoctorThomas 27 Nov 2011 11:34
2/4
Metal Gear Solid 2 with all the nanomachines and what not.
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Anonymous 27 Nov 2011 13:00
3/4
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Abaddon 27 Nov 2011 16:37
4/4
since she doesn't know jack about video games, she can only be referring a 2$ mobile phone app.