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  • I never know if I'm gonna get the kiss.

  • And then I got the double kiss.

  • It's the double, it's the European thing.

  • It's a little cold backstage as well.

  • (audience laughing and applauding)

  • Okay!

  • (audience laughing)

  • This show will air, but on Cinemax, I'm afraid.

  • (audience laughing)

  • Yeah, I have a question actually.

  • If the show doesn't air tonight, this is my first talk show.

  • So please air it.

  • This is your first talk show?

  • Yes. I can't believe that.

  • Well, you've come on the right night.

  • Lemme tell you something.

  • We're cooking with gas now, it's going so well now.

  • And you are just ...

  • I don't wanna embarrass you

  • but you're just drop dead gorgeous.

  • Thank you very much.

  • It's so nice to see you, it's stunning.

  • You take my breath away. Thank you!

  • (audience applauding)

  • (chuckles) You'll get it back.

  • Now, waw! Yeah.

  • That was good.

  • So much to talk about.

  • First of all, I was reading about you today.

  • You have an English mom and an American dad.

  • Yes I do. And so I'm curious,

  • did you ...

  • Where'd you go to school?

  • Did you go to school here or go to school over in England?

  • I went to school in England.

  • Kind of quintessential English boarding school.

  • Oh really? Tell me what that's like.

  • All girls, age 11 to 18.

  • Right, so you went to an all girls school?

  • I did. For the whole of boys out there, I did.

  • Okay. Yes.

  • And so was that hard, no boys around at all?

  • No boys. But we had our kind of ways of finding them.

  • We used to sneak out down this little path

  • which we called rodeo.

  • All these bushes used to grow and have cigarettes with boys.

  • Where are these boys coming from?

  • Anywhere, the undergrowth, we used to grow them.

  • We were desperate, it was pathetic.

  • Tell me about these boys that you grew.

  • (all laughing)

  • Well, I mean what was the first time you kissed someone?

  • Was it someone that you met in the undergrowth,

  • I mean that scene?

  • (chuckles) No, the first person I kissed, I didn't grow.

  • It was someone I met, just a friend.

  • Just a friend, that was? Aged 12.

  • Aged 12, your first kiss? Waw!

  • Yeah. Wow, mine was at 34.

  • (all laughing)

  • I congratulate you.

  • (audience applauding)

  • what do they call kissing?

  • Kissing in England is called something.

  • Snogging Snogging.

  • Snogging They call it snogging

  • cause I remember the first time I heard that was -

  • I like the English accent snogging.

  • Snogging!

  • Oh, I've got a great in my Chitty Chitty Bang Bang accent.

  • Ooh! Hello governor.

  • (all laughing)

  • I've been snogging oh I have! Oh I have!

  • (all laughing)

  • Sneaky chimney I will.

  • It's pretty good.

  • Yeah, pretty good. Thank you.

  • Does anyone talk like that over there?

  • I didn't think so. Some people do.

  • They do.

  • But when I first heard snogging

  • I think it was during a Spice Girls interview.

  • And one of them said, "Oh, I like snogging with this guy"

  • And I thought what?

  • I thought it's like - What the heck is that?

  • Yeah, blowing your nose into someone.

  • (all laughing)

  • That's what it sounds like.

  • The Western Jury's man, (all laughing)

  • what's his problem?

  • But you gotta admit it, it doesn't sound good.

  • Kissing sounds so pretty.

  • Kissing is fine,

  • but mucking off or whatever the heck that is.

  • What is muc-, no, we didn't talk about that.

  • (all laughing)

  • What're you talking about?

  • I don't know! What is that? Is that not snogging?

  • No! No!

  • (all laughing)

  • No! Somebody is saying it badly.

  • Snogging can indirectly lead to mucking off.

  • (all laughing)

  • Unless we're talking about-

  • (audience applauding)

  • The testosterone is flowing tonight.

  • Yeah, this is a testosterone fueled environment.

  • I don't know, maybe we're talking about different things

  • and I'm gonna change the subject.

  • Yes. It's about time.

  • Now, yeah, people are like, "No, we like the subject"

  • Finally, a subject they love.

  • You started out as a model, you're acting now.

  • But you started out as a model.

  • And I was flipping through this portfolio today.

  • If you work in there there was this photo of you

  • it's like you're naked on horseback.

  • (audience applauding) And I was like ...

  • And I'm curious Yeah!

  • Don't worry, we'll all be operated on after the show.

  • (Sienna laughing)

  • Did you get talked into that?

  • I mean, how does that happen?

  • How does someone say, okay, here's how it works.

  • You're naked on horseback.

  • It's with this photographer, this guy called Bruce Weber.

  • Oh, very famous.

  • Yeah, very famous, very high fashion.

  • Artistic, beautiful, yeah.

  • Yes, beautiful, father Christmas.

  • He's like father Christmas.

  • He's got a big white beard.

  • I nearly said fat, but I love him.

  • Your Santa Claus is clearly different than ours.

  • (all laughing)

  • Ours doesn't round up naked women.

  • (all laughing)

  • ye with the clothes off and then on the horse

  • and then we're gonna take some pictures.

  • (all laughing)

  • We have different view of Father Christmas.

  • Father Christmas, yeah, he's just a very nice guy.

  • You kind of trust him.

  • I knew that if he was gonna take naked photos

  • none of kind of yucky bits would be on display.

  • [Conan] Yucky bits.

  • It's kind of strategically placed arms and legs.

  • Yucky bits, okay. Moving swiftly on.

  • Moving on, We will! We will!

  • (all laughing)

  • You went to the the big Oscar parties

  • that were after the Oscars this year.

  • I did.

  • I've never been to that before, but I guess you got in.

  • You weren't up for an Oscar or anything

  • but someone got you into the party, yeah.

  • What was it like to actually see people ...

  • I've never experienced ...

  • I don't think I've ever seen an Oscar in person.

  • Let alone seeing people walking around

  • that just won an Oscar.

  • What was that like?

  • It's kind of weird because it's this thing

  • that I've watched since I was born practically, Oscars.

  • And then there's Adrien Brody

  • was just standing there with his

  • and I was kind of mesmerizing like (mesmerizes)

  • reaching towards it.

  • And then someone was like, "No!"

  • Because it's apparently bad luck to touch an Oscar,

  • and you won't get one, so I was like (gasps)

  • back against the wall.

  • If you touch an Oscar- You don't get it.

  • That's probably so many actors excuse right now.

  • (all laughing)

  • Miley Cyrus is like,

  • "I touched one due, and that's the reason"

  • (all laughing and clapping)

  • "It's not my fault"

  • (audience applauding)

  • (laughing) So yeah, I didn't touch it.

  • (audience applauding)

  • Well good for you,

  • cause you're gonna be on to bigger and better things.

  • And Keen Eddie, which airs Tuesday nights at nine on Fox.

  • I was reading reviews today.

  • People love the show.

  • Yeah they do.

  • Yeah, well come back, visit us.

  • This was your first talk show.

  • You're breaking top two, please come back.

  • Thank you, I will.

  • Alright, Sienna Miller everybody.

  • We'll take a break, we come back, Rozay and Cash

I never know if I'm gonna get the kiss.

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