Sienna Miller enjoying "kicking butt" on her new movie

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Sienna Miller is enjoying "kicking butt" on her new movie.
The British actress is reveling in the role of gun-toting villain The Baroness in upcoming blockbuster 'G.I. Joe'.

She said: "It is really fun, and I get to really kick some butt.
"I am working out a lot and kickboxing and all that. But the best bit is that I'm doing that gun-twisting stuff. I am learning how to shoot properly and it's all cool and a lot of fun."
The Baroness has been described by film sources as a "raven-haired, sexy femme fatale skilled in espionage", and appeared in the first ever issue of the 'G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero' comic in 1982.
The movie follows the escapades of the elite 'G.I. Joe' team who take on an evil organization run by a notorious arms dealer.
The cast also includes Dennis Quaid, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Channing Tatum, and Marlon Wayans.
'G.I. Joe' - inspired by a famous 60s toy action figure which spawned the comic book series - is due to hit screens in August 2009.

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