Sienna Miller has arrived at the launch of her new movie soaking wet - after speeding up the Thames in a small boat.
The actress was drenched following an action stunt to promote her new film GI Joe: Rise Of The Cobra.
Instead of getting a glitzy premiere in Leicester Square the event took place on HMS Belfast near Tower Bridge.
Miller was left with a rather unlucky wet patch on her trousers.
Not the best way for the star, who has a notoriously bad relationship with the paparazzi, to greet the press pack.
But, she took it all in her stride, telling : "It'll come across as an unfortunate incident, it actually wasn't one. It just looks like one".
Miller plays a villain in GI Joe which sees her get caught up in a girly fight dressed in a very skimpy cat-suit – something which will no doubt please her male fans.
She admitted it was not the most comfortable thing as it required "a lot of talcum powder and a lot of people squeezing me in".
"For the last acts of the movie I was soaking wet," she added. "Wet leather at five in the morning was really nice."
There sees to be a theme developing here.
Sienna recently achieved a legal victory in stopping the paparazzi hounding her.
"It's good for me, it's a great turn in my life," she told me.
But with a movie to promote talking to the media is a necessary evil - and the interviews did not get off to the greatest start.
After being questioned about her relationship with Balthazar Getty in an interview on Australian radio station Fox FM, she retaliated: "We are not here to talk about him.
"But, yes, I know him and everything's good, thank you. What a scoop! Congratulations! You're really, really clever!"
Meanwhile Sienna has admitted that her clumsiness was a bit of a bind when shooting this fast-paced action movie.
She burnt her chest after getting too close to an explosion through no fault of her own.
And she admitted that wasn't all that went wrong.
She explains: "I did have a few accidents, but it's only to be expected on a movie like this."
Next time maybe she should get a stunt double - and not arrive at press interviews on a small boat.
