She was speaking to the Telegraph's Mandrake column at the London premiere of Hannah Montana: The Movie in London's Leicester Square.
"I refuse to date actors as a rule," she said. "They’re too good at lying – it’s their job."
Cyrus, who is the daughter of the country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, was asked who her "weirdest celebrity crush" was. She replied: "Maybe George Clooney."
No doubt, he will be flattered. Clooney, who turns 48 next month, is old enough to be her grandfather.
Montana, who wore a sparkling silver mini-dress and high heels, was greeted by screaming crowds outside the Odeon cinema. She was joined on the red carpet by her father, the country music star Billy Ray Cyrus.
The Hannah Montana character, a schoolgirl who leads a secret double life as a famous pop singer, began as a Disney Channel television series and has spawned a billion dollar industry.
The film enjoyed a record-breaking opening weekend in the US, scoring the biggest ever opening for a live-action children's movie, with takings of $34 million.
Cyrus had a squeaky-clean image until last year's infamous Vanity Fair photoshoot, in which she posed apparently topless with a satin sheet to protect her modesty. Parents were outraged and Disney issued a stern statement blaming the photographer, Annie Leibovitz, for "manipulating" their young charge.
The teenager later apologised to fans, saying: "I took part in a photoshoot that was supposed to be 'artistic' and now, seeing the photographs and reading the story, I feel so embarrassed."
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