Sandra Bullock Rejected ‘Every Pervert’ in Auditions ‘Asking Me to Drop My Pants’ and Stopped Acting in Rom-Coms When ‘I Was Getting So Much S— For Them’
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{"epilogue": "Sandra Bullock recalled auditioning for early career roles where she was asked to drop her pants by perverts. She also discussed her pivot away from romantic comedies to flex other acting muscles in films like Crash."}
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