Sandra Bullock bullish about Spiderbait
Claire Sutherland
18th March, 2005
AUSTRALIAN band Spiderbait were personally chosen by Sandra Bullock for a fight scene soundtrack in her new film Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous.
In Sydney yesterday, Bullock – who starred in and produced the film – declared Spiderbait's cover version of classic Black Betty "rocked".
The song was used in a scene in which Bullock's character, an FBI agent, beats up a pair of kidnappers.
"If something works well the whole scene comes alive and without that song I don't think the scene would have been what it was. And it rocked," she said.
"We women need our big bar fight scenes and if we're going to injure ourselves doing all this stunt work we've got to be able to have that rockin' music that guys always have."
In the first Miss Congeniality, Bullock played a tomboy FBI agent working undercover at a beauty pageant. Yesterday, Bullock, 40, denied she has had any cosmetic surgery.
"The answer is no, but it's so good today, I could be lying and you'd never know," she said.
Hollywood churned out homogenised versions of the ideal woman, she said.
"I look at these great actresses who are unique and different looking, and within a year there's a hair highlighting process that seems to happen where we all go a little blonder. No one ever goes dark," she said.
"There's sort of a grooming process and a homogenising that takes place where everyone starts to look the same. We all get capped by the same doctor."
Bullock said she planned to accept growing old.
"We're all going to get old and fat, and everything's going to slide but I'm going to be really comfortable when I'm old. Still feel good, still feel sexy and healthy," she said.
Miss Congeniality 2 opens in Australia next Thursday.
18th March, 2005
AUSTRALIAN band Spiderbait were personally chosen by Sandra Bullock for a fight scene soundtrack in her new film Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous.
In Sydney yesterday, Bullock – who starred in and produced the film – declared Spiderbait's cover version of classic Black Betty "rocked".
The song was used in a scene in which Bullock's character, an FBI agent, beats up a pair of kidnappers.
"If something works well the whole scene comes alive and without that song I don't think the scene would have been what it was. And it rocked," she said.
"We women need our big bar fight scenes and if we're going to injure ourselves doing all this stunt work we've got to be able to have that rockin' music that guys always have."
In the first Miss Congeniality, Bullock played a tomboy FBI agent working undercover at a beauty pageant. Yesterday, Bullock, 40, denied she has had any cosmetic surgery.
"The answer is no, but it's so good today, I could be lying and you'd never know," she said.
Hollywood churned out homogenised versions of the ideal woman, she said.
"I look at these great actresses who are unique and different looking, and within a year there's a hair highlighting process that seems to happen where we all go a little blonder. No one ever goes dark," she said.
"There's sort of a grooming process and a homogenising that takes place where everyone starts to look the same. We all get capped by the same doctor."
Bullock said she planned to accept growing old.
"We're all going to get old and fat, and everything's going to slide but I'm going to be really comfortable when I'm old. Still feel good, still feel sexy and healthy," she said.
Miss Congeniality 2 opens in Australia next Thursday.
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