In an interview with Jennifer Aniston for Interview magazine, Sandra Bullock said she intentionally stepped away from romantic comedies in the mid‑2000s because she was receiving a lot of negative treatment. She also said she turned down an audition that asked her to drop her pants, calling it "Every Pervert."
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- Sandra Bullock told Jennifer Aniston in an Interview magazine cover chat that she stopped doing romantic comedies in the mid‑2000s because she was getting a lot of "shit" for them.
- She said she rejected an audition that asked her to drop her pants, describing it as "Every Pervert."
- The comments were made during a conversation with Aniston as part of the Interview magazine cover feature.
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