2 Things about Sandra Bullock You May Have Not Known

The Proposal was this summer’s favorite new romantic comedy, but even though the audience loved it Sandra Bullock had her doubts. She had a previous bad experience on another romantic comedy she was working on, and was not keen on repeating the experience. The Miss Congeniality star took charge and became the executive producer, ensuring herself that she would be able to make changes in the movie if she deemed it necessary.

Bullock stated: "I was so reticent to ever do romantic comedy again, I just assumed it was always going to be bad and get screwed up. So as a protecting agent for myself, I said I'd like to be an executive producer, just so I had the right to come in and meddle in case I didn't like what was going on, but I never had to do that, that's how much I enjoyed myself."

Here’s another tidbit about the Speed actress that you may not know. Even though we love watching Sandra Bullock on screen, she has admitted that she will not be continuing her career with acting forever.

"I love to work, and so I'll always be working in some capacity, but it probably won't be in this business. Most of what I do in my life doesn't happen in front of the cameras and I love it just as much."

According to IMDB Bullock still has other films in the works so for now we’ll still be able to catch her onscreen. Take advantage of it while you can, who knows how long it is till she disappears off screen.

PCM Review: The Proposal

If you are looking for a way to smile on a cloudy day, The Proposal is the ticket. The Proposal is about a high-powered book editor Margaret (Sandra Bullock) who faces deportation to her native Canada. So she spontaneously announces she is engaged to her unsuspecting assistant Andrew (Ryan Reynolds), who has been tormented by her for the past three years. Facing blackmail, Andrew agrees to participate. The two head off to Alaska to meet his quirky family, where they are faced with many comedic situations that they must overcome if they want to pull off the scam.

This film is a romantic comedy where Bullock and Reynolds' chemistry is great. The plot of the movie isn't new, but you find yourself not minding much since certain freshness is brought to it by these actors. It is the poster child for a movie about people bringing out the best in one another. Sandra and Ryan have wit and charm that can't help but make you laugh. So if you're looking for a light-hearted laugh and an irresistible granny, check out The Proposal.

Woman who hit Sandra Bullock is going to court

Lucille Gatchell, the sixty-four-year-old woman who crashed into Sandra Bullock’s SUV, is scheduled for an arraignment Tuesday in a Gloucester District Court.

She is facing drunken driving charges, and her blood-alcohol level was allegedly twice the legal limit in the state of Massachusetts at the time of the accident.

Neither Bullock nor her husband, Jesse James, were injured in the crash on Friday night.

Bullock is currently filming a romantic comedy entitled “The Proposal.”

Sandra Bullock in car accident

Sandra Bullock and her husband Jesse James were in a car accident last night, according to People. The actress and James were riding home in a private car from Gloucester, Mass. at 9:50 p.m. when a drunk driver switched lanes suddenly, smashing the front of the star's car. There were no injuries, fortunately.

"They were shaken up, needless to say," Gloucester Police Lt. Gerry Cook said. "But they were fine – he was hugging her. Jess and Sandra were hugging. They said they were fine, they didn’t need medical attention. There were quite a few people snapping pictures of them."

The driver of the other car, 64-year-old Gloucester resident Lucille P. Gatchell, failed a field sobriety test and had a blood alcohol level of .20, two and a half times the legal limit. She was arrested and later released on her own recognizance. She will be arraigned on Tuesday for driving under the influence and failure to stay in marked lanes.

Cook said Gatchell did not realize Sandra Bullock was in the car she hit until the arresting officer told her on the way to the station. "And then she started laughing; she was really giddy," he said.