Sandra Bullock calls out 'pervert' who requested she 'drop' her pants during audition
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Key Points:
- Sandra Bullock revealed early in her career she faced inappropriate casting calls, describing auditions for "perverts" while working as a waitress in New York.
- She intentionally shifted her career focus away from romantic comedies after facing criticism, with her role in the 2004 Oscar-winning film "Crash" marking a turning point toward more serious acting.
- Bullock later earned critical acclaim and an Oscar for "The Blind Side" (2009) and received another nomination for "Gravity" (2013).
- Despite her dramatic roles, Bullock expressed a desire to return to comedy, stating she wants to "bring the funny back."
- Her latest film, "Practical Magic 2," a sequel to the cult classic, was released on September 10 and features Bullock reprising her role alongside Nicole Kidman.
