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Sienna Miller, engaged to Oli Green, discusses her thoughts on prenuptial agreements at the London premiere of her legal drama series "War." In the show, she portrays an actress fighting for evidence against her husband's breach of a non-binding prenup in England and Wales, reflecting growing trends among younger couples adopting such contracts. Miller expresses mixed feelings about prenups, noting they seem to undermine marriage commitment while acknowledging their prevalence, with recent research showing one in ten UK couples choosing them.
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Actress Sienna Miller, 44, recently got engaged to actor Oli Green. She stars in an upcoming Sky drama series called War, which explores a contentious divorce involving characters played by herself and Dominic West, who plays her ex-husband Morgan Henderson. The series examines how prenuptial agreements, which have been increasing among younger British couples according to Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management research showing one in 10 opt for them, are not legally binding or enforceable in England and Wales. At the London premiere of War, Miller expressed reservations about prenups, feeling they undermine the commitment aspect of marriage while acknowledging their prevalence. The series premieres on October 2 in the UK with plans for a second season already greenlit by Sky.
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The 44-year-old recently confirmed she was engaged to actor Oli Green.
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she → confirm → Green
She stars opposite Dominic West, 56, in upcoming legal drama War, about the explosive divorce between British tech entrepreneur Morgan Henderson (West) and international film star Carla Duva (Miller).
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She → star → Henderson
The eight-part Sky series, written by George Kay, opens with Miller providing evidence to her lawyers to prove that Morgan has broken their prenup, setting in motion a ruthless legal case.
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Morgan → write → case
Prenups in the UK are on the rise, making their way into more households especially among younger couples.
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Prenups → make → couples
Speaking at the London premiere, Miller told the Press Association: “I feel like it kind of defeats the purpose of going into a marriage and making that commitment.
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it → speak → commitment
But I also understand.”
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I → understand → ?
According to research by UK investment and wealth management firm Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management, one in 10 couples opt for a prenup.
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couples → accord → prenup
The series explores the ways prenups are not legally binding or automatically enforceable by courts in England and Wales.
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prenups → explore → England
He went on to describe his love of legal dramas, notably the “twists and turns”.
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“I love the courtroom and theatrics so I generally like that sort of thing,” he said.
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he → love → thing
“This was interesting because it’s that very thin line between love and war, and that’s where the drama teeters.
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drama → ’ → love
It can go either way.”
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It → go → ?
Asked if marriage is the same, he joked: “Oh yeah, every day.”
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he → ask → ?
Miller wore a feathered corset gown at the premiere and walked the blue carpet with West, who opted for a navy suit with a turquoise shirt.
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who → wear → shirt
The series, which premieres on Sky and Now on October 2 in the UK, has already received the greenlight for a second season where a new legal case with different claimants will be introduced.
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case → premier → claimants
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