London-bred Sienna Miller, 18, returns to the city of her birth, New
York City, where she studies at The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film
Institute and appears in off-Broadway productions of
Independence,
the Striker,
Cigarettes and Chocolate, and
A School for Scandal. In 2001, she heads back to London and lands her first TV gig in the BBC comedy
Bedtime.
Miller and Jude Law film
Alfie,
a remake of the 1966 film about risqué sexual dalliances. The chemistry
between Miller and Law prompts reports of a budding romance. "I'm
really not happy talking about our relationship," Miller tells London's
Evening Standard.
"It all seems so mad at the moment." The movie only grosses $13.4
million, but its stars begin a romantic relationship the following
February.
Law proposes to Miller
at her Notting Hill apartment, with a $35,000 diamond engagement ring:
nine diamonds in a platinum circle set in gold. She accepts. "I want a
big church wedding," she tells PEOPLE. "We haven't set a date yet, but
I'm ecstatic. It's always been my dream to marry in white."
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