Sneak peek: Sienna Miller covered in cow's blood in new X-rated music video
Video star: Sienna Miller appears in the video for The Hours' new single See The Light
She made her name starring in films including Factory Girl and The Edge Of Love.
But Sienna Miller's latest part is set to shock her fans.
The 26-year-old is soaked in cow's blood in the gruesome new music video for British band The Hours.
Co-directed by artist Damien Hirst, the promo for new single See The Light finds the actress wearing a hospital gown and looking distressed as she attempts to exit a clothes shop.
Towards the video's climax, Miller wanders into a room which has dripping cow carcasses on the wall.
She then proceeds to rub the animals' blood over her body before saying: 'Death feels like the safest place for me right now.'
Miller also squeezes herself into a glass cabinet and wades through piles of high-heeled shoes in the bizarre video.
The Hours frontman Ant Genn said: 'It's a song about struggle and addiction and fear and darkness... and the video brings it to life. The song and the film work perfectly together.'
Just a few weeks ago, Miller entered a pre-sale bid for a collection of Hirst's artwork, which is set to go on sale in an auction at the Lazarides Gallery in London in December.
The art-loving star also bid on pieces by Tracey Emin and Jonathan Yeo.
Traumatic: The actress douses herself in blood from one of several cow carcasses
Shocker: Miller appears panicked in the video, which was co-directed by artist Damien Hirst
A distressed Miller screams in the hard-hitting promo
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