Sandra Bullock Has A Pretty Good Reason Why She's Taking A Break From Acting
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You love watching Sandra Bullock movies. She's got another one, The Lost City, coming out March 25.
After that, however, you might not be seeing Sandra on the big screen for a while.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, the actor revealed that she's planning on a break from her acting career — and she doesn't know how long it will be.
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Sandra explained that her reasoning for stepping away has to do with raising her two children at home — "in the place that makes me happiest."
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"I take my job very seriously when I’m at work," she said. "And I just want to be 24/7 with my babies and my family."
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Sandra went on to say that she wants to focus on "servicing their every need" when it comes to her children, as well as "their social calendar."
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But don't fret — Sandra isn't, like, totally disappearing. She's in the new action film Bullet Train, which is coming this summer. Here's the trailer. It looks cool.
There's also a sequel to Sandra's massive Netflix hit Bird Box in the works, so who knows — we might just see her pop up in that too. Either way, she deserves the time off!
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