Sandra Bullock Says She Auditioned for "Every Pervert That Existed" During Early Career
Bullock said she left rom-coms after being criticized for them and turned to dramatic roles to expand her range, including Crash.
- In an Interview magazine article published September 8, Sandra Bullock told Jennifer Aniston she faced inappropriate audition requests while working as a waitress in New York, recalling encountering "every pervert that existed" asking her to "drop my pants."
- After the 2002 release of Two Weeks Notice, Bullock decided to pivot from rom-coms, telling Aniston, "I need to stop right now with the rom-coms," because she was receiving negative feedback. She then accepted a role in the 2004 ensemble drama Crash.
- Jennifer Aniston emphasized that the industry tends to "pooh-pooh comedies," even though they are not as easy as they look. Bullock admitted she misses shooting comedies "now more than ever," revealing, "I want to do nothing but that now."
- Bullock is currently starring in Practical Magic 2, which released Friday, marking her first film in four years. She discussed the original 1998 film's difficult reception, noting that social media helped audiences explain why it remained important.
- Her latest project follows The Lost City, her 2022 collaboration with Channing Tatum. Practical Magic 2 grossed $13 million domestically on Friday, as Bullock continues revisiting the films that shaped her career and the choices she made to move beyond them.
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Sandra Bullock Reveals She Was Asked to 'Drop My Pants' by 'Every Pervert' in Her Early Auditions
Sandra Bullock has recalled being asked to drop her trousers during early auditions in New York, and discussed leaving romantic comedies before returning to the genre.
"I was trying to climb step by step," the actress clarified.
Sandra Bullock Recalls “Auditioning for Every Pervert” and Being Asked to “Drop My Pants”: “Not the Role for Me”
Sandra Bullock recalled a time in her career when she was 'auditioning for every pervert' and was 'to drop my pants,' and how that impacted her roles.
Sandra Bullock Says She Auditioned for "Every Pervert That Existed" During Early Career
Sandra Bullock shared the unpleasant auditioning experiences endured as a young actress, recalling how she was asked to “drop” her pants in some instances: "I was like, ‘Nope, not the role for me.’”
Sandra Bullock returned to the years before her big success, when she lived in New York, worked as a waitress and went from one audition to the next...
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