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Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Press Stills

Take a look in some Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Press Stills. Sandy looks adorable. Can’t wait to this movie!


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Posted on December 11, 2011 by Susu • 1 Comment »






Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Press Conference

Just added to the gallery the first pics of Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Press Conference held on Dec 7, 2011 at Four Seasons Hotel in LA.


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Posted on December 11, 2011 by Susu • Comments Off






Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Movie Trailer

Take a look at the first trailer of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Sandy’s new movie featuring Tom Hanks. The movie is about a kid whose father died at september 11 terrorist attacks and will be on the theaters on December, 25!


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Posted on October 03, 2011 by Susu • 3 Comments »






Filming “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close”

Hello guys,
I’m so sorry for the lack of updates, but I don’t really have much time to update the site regularly. Anyway, I’ve added few pictures of Sandy on the set of her new movie, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, on March 18.

By now, she’s done filming this movie and there are rumors that it will be released this year. Let’s hope so!

Take a look at the pictures:

More pictures will be added soon, so keep checking back!


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Posted on April 23, 2011 by Susu • 3 Comments »






Sandra Bullock offered ‘Never Forget’

According to EW.Com, Sandy has recieved a new offer to star in Never Forget

Sandra Bullock has received an offer for the film Never Forget at Screen Gems. The film, according to sources familiar with the project, say it is loosely based on the documentary On Moral Grounds, directed by Robby Kushner, which depicts one woman’s quest to reimburse Holocaust survivors who were swindled out of their heir’s insurance policies by a European insurance company. The studio has been very hush-hush on this project but has confirmed exclusively to EW.com that she’s been offered the role.

The film is one of several movies recently offered Bullock, but she has passed on most of them. Bullock has already said no to starring in New Line’s Our Wild Life, aka Elephant Orphanage, which centers on the life of Dame Daphne Sheldrick, an animal conservationist in Kenya who devoted her life to preventing the extinction of elephants. Julia Roberts had been rumored for the role, too. New Line is now regrouping before reaching out to a new leading lady.

Bullock has also turned down an offer to star in Disney’s The Odd Life of Timothy Green, a film from Peter Hedges (Dan in Real Life) that centers on a family whose lives are touched by an unexpected child.

It’s understandable why the 45-year-old actress may have turned down both Wild Life and Timothy Green. Both parts have inklings of her Oscar-winning role in The Blind Side in them. Wild Life requires her to portray another real-life person, just as she did playing Leigh Anne Tuohy, and Timothy Green centers around a child who changes a family’s life, a la Michael Oher.

Bullock is currently negotiating to co-star opposite Tom Hanks in the adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer’s 9/11 novel Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, which Stephen Daldry is planning to direct for Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures.

The post 9/11 drama centers on a young boy who finds a key that belonged to his late father who died in the World Trade Center attacks. Sources believe it will be the actress’s next project.


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Posted on September 18, 2010 by Susu • 3 Comments »






Tom Hanks says he is ‘lucky’ to work with his ‘Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close’ co-star.

Tom Hanks is very excited to get work started on the film adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer’s second novel, “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close.” Why? Well, aside from the story — which follows a nine-year-old boy in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks — he can’t wait to work with fellow Oscar-winner Sandra Bullock.

Well I have left a voicemail for Sandra … Sandy. Can I call her Sandy? I can call her Sandy. I think she called the office back, but I hope to talk to her very, very, very soon,” the Emmy-winning Hanks told MTV News at the HBO Emmy afterparty. “The story is magnificent. Eric Roth wrote a brilliant screenplay, which makes our lives very easy because you just read it and you say, ‘I would be honored to be a part of this.’

Although he isn’t a close friend of Bullock, he does admire her work. “I am a huge Sandra Bullock fan. I’ve only met her a couple of times. She is a magnificent actress,” he raved. “And every time we’ve seen her, even just as recently as ‘The Proposal’ and ‘The Blind Side,’ we’ve thought, ‘We’d be lucky to work with her.’ ”

“Extremely Loud” is focused on a New York boy whose father was killed in the 9/11 attacks. The boy finds a key that belonged to his dad, but he doesn’t know what it unlocks; the plot follows his attempt to answer that question. Foer’s book employs an untraditional writing style that incorporates multiple interconnected story lines, photographs and the like.

The rights to the novel were first acquired several years ago. Scott Rudin is producing and Stephen Daldry (“The Hours”) is attached to direct, with a script from “Forrest Gump” writer Eric Roth. Warner Bros. is the lead studio on the project.


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Posted on August 30, 2010 by Susu • 2 Comments »






Tom Hanks And Sandra Bullock Will Star In Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close

Last April, as his name was being tossed around in the derby for choosing a director for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Stephen Daldry went far classier by choosing to direct an adaptation of Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close instead. The novel about a young boy coping with his father’s death on 9/11 was much more in line with Daldry’s track record of Billy Elliott, The Hours and The Reader, and I also assumed he’d once again pluck a young actor out of obscurity to play the lead and make him a star, as he did for Jamie Bell and David Kross.

While the role of the lead character, a clever nine-year-old growng up in Manhattan is still up for grabs, IndieWire reports that Daldry has cast two of his leads. Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock will play the boy’s parents, and though the father character is dead for much of the book, apparently he’ll be seen in a series of flashbacks. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button writer Eric Roth adapted the screenplays, and given Hanks’s Oscar pedigree, Bullock’s recent win and Daldry’s three nominations, this is about the most Oscar-baity cast you could imagine without making the movie about the Holocaust.

Production is set to start in January in New York City, and as the search for the lead character is just beginning, it might be a while before we see a name finalized. Still, with Bullock and Hanks on board– it will the first film Bullock has made since she won an Oscar, got a divorce and adopted a baby in the course of a few months– the movie has been guaranteed a clear road through production. Oscar season 2012 may well have its first entry.

Source: Cinema Blend


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Posted on August 22, 2010 by Susu • 8 Comments »






Sandra Bullock attached to a new project?

According to The Playlist, Sandra Bullock and Steve Carell are attached to a new project based on the novel The Abstinence Teacher.

Just five months after the indie-smash success of the summer 2006 Fox Searchlight film, “Little Miss Sunshine” — the picture was nominated for four Oscars including Best Picture and won two — directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris announced their potential follow-up project, a bigscreen adaptation of Tom Perrotta’s sex-ed novel “The Abstinence Teacher.” Published in 2007, the novel revolves around a divorced sex ed teacher in middle America who is at odds with the town’s more conservative groups. At the same time, she finds herself falling for her daughter’s born-again soccer coach.

Fast forward four years later to 2010 and the project obviously still hasn’t surfaced and one presumes part of the problem was the film was a Warner Independent Pictures project and that indie division shuttered in 2008 (and/or it’s just one of those projects that has been gestating for a long time).

But it appears the film is coming back to life. In the pages of this week’s Production Weekly, the project is listed once more with the same ‘Sunshine’ producers (Albert Berger, Ron Yerxa, Polly Johnsen) and more importantly, two marquee actors attached in Sandra Bullock and Steve Carell.

That’s obviously more than enough star wattage to revive this seemingly dormant film, though it’s still apparently in development. The author Perrotta, who also co-adapted his own novel “Little Children” was the original screenwriter attached back in 2006 is still listed as the writer as well (Perrota also wrote the novel, “Election” which Alexander Payne adapted for the screen in 1999; and the ‘Sunshine’ producers also shepherded it and ‘Children’; there’s a longtime working relationship here). Here’s the PWeekly synopsis:

Stonewood Heights is the perfect place to raise kids. It’s got the proverbial good schools, solid values and a healthy real estate market. It’s the kind of place where parents are involved in their children’s lives, where no opportunity for enrichment goes unexplored. Ruth Ramsey (Bullock we presume) is the human sexuality teacher at the local high school. She believes that “pleasure is good, shame is bad, and knowledge is power.” Ruth’s younger daughter’s soccer coach is Tim Mason (again, we presume Carell), a former stoner and rocker whose response to hitting rock bottom was to reach out and be saved. Tim belongs to The Tabernacle, an evangelical Christian church that doesn’t approve of Ruth’s style of teaching. And Ruth in turn doesn’t applaud The Tabernacle’s mission to take its message outside its doors. Adversaries in a small-town culture war, Ruth and Tim instinctively mistrust each other. But when a controversy on the soccer field pushes the two of them to actually talk to each other, they are forced to take each other at something other than face value.


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Posted on August 02, 2010 by Susu • 3 Comments »






Gallery Update

I’m updating the gallery day by day with all kinds of pictures in all categories. If you’d like to contribute with something, please send a email to susu@sandrabullockweb.com. Thank you.

Public Appearances > 1997 > Speed 2: Cruise Control Premiere

Movie Productions > Gun Shy > Movie Screencaps

Movie Productions > Crash > Movie Screencaps

Movie Productions > The Vanishing > Movie Screencaps

Movie Productions > Practical Magic > Movie Screencaps

Movie Productions > Two Weeks Notice > On the Set

Movie Productions > Miss Congeniality 2: Armed & Fabulous > On the Set


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Posted on July 28, 2010 by Susu • 2 Comments »






Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds May Reunite for New Movie

Awesome news, guys! Apparently, Sandy and Ryan Reynolds will be together in a movie again! What do you think about that?

It looks like Sandra Bullock is keeping true to her promise that she isn’t going anywhere.

The actress is attached to an upcoming project that could team her up with Ryan Reynolds – who costarred with her in The Proposal – for the action comedy Most Wanted, Universal Pictures and Mandeville Films announced Monday.

“The project is currently in development and she is looking forward to reading the script,” says Bullock’s rep.

The studio and production company closed a deal with Proposal screenwriter Peter Chiarelli for the upcoming film, which centers around a criminal suspect (which could be played by Bullock) who is escorted to court by an FBI agent (Reynolds) when they are ambushed on the way and forced to go on the run.

Reynolds will be an executive producer and Universal is currently in negotiations to bring Proposal director Anne Fletcher on board for the project.

Source: People


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Posted on June 07, 2010 by Susu • 11 Comments »