Sandra Bullock didn’t turn a blind eye after facing uncomfortable situations early on in her career.
The Blind Side actress detailed how she made “intentional” decisions about her career after enduring unsavory experiences in the early oughts of her rise to fame.
“I was in New York, I was a waitress, I was auditioning for every pervert that existed, asking me to drop my pants,” Bullock told pal Jennifer Aniston during a conversation for Interview magazine published Sept 8. “I was like, ‘Nope, not the role for me.’”
“I was working my way up,” she continued. “Every working actor thinks you will never work again so you just take what you can get and make the most of it.”
But that wasn’t going to fly for Bullock, who decided to take a break from feel-good rom-coms after the 2002 release of Two Weeks Notice.
As for the reason behind the shift?
