The 'Hannah Montana' star, who has been on a headline making spree with her controversial MTV VMA performance and the latest turn on Saturday Night Live, says she has no plans to revive her acting career.
During an extended version of 'MTV's Miley: The Movement', the singer revealed she's no longer interested in being a TV and movie star.
"I thought after my show I was gonna act. I did one movie and I came back and said, 'I'm never doing that again. I'm going to do music for the rest of my life'," Cyrus said in the documentary about her acting stint on 'So Undercover'.
Cyrus, 20, feels 'Bangerz' has given her the opportunity to reinvent her public persona.
"I'm starting as a new artist. That's how I think of it," said Cyrus, who enjoyed box office successes with 'The Last Song' and 'Bolt'.
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