Sandra Bullock says she’d be ‘Out in The Cow Pasture’ if it weren’t for Netflix

• Sandra Bullock spoke out in a interview with The Hollywood Reporter and praised Netflix for casting actors her own age.
• Bullock claimed she’d be “out in the cow pasture” “if it wasn’t for Netflix.”
• Bullock said that the streaming platform is being added to his list. “brings people together”You can also find foreign hits such “Squid Game.”

Sandra Bullock stated to The Hollywood Reporter she would be “out in the cow pasture”If

Netflix

Didn’t give roles for women her age.

Bullock recently appeared in “The Unforgiveable,”Drama film about a former convict (Bullock), who tries to re-enter society after her crimes are forgotten. Bullock is starring in the second Bullock movie.

Streaming

After the 2018 hit, platform “Bird Box.”

The premiere “The Unforgiveable,”The actress, 57 years old, praised Netflix for keeping her employed. Interview with The Hollywood Reporter

“They’re good to artists,”Bullock spoke. “They’re good to filmmakers. If it wasn’t for Netflix, a lot of people wouldn’t be working. Their stories wouldn’t be told. Who would think that me, as a woman, would still be working at this point? I would have been out in the cow pasture. It’s true.”

Bullock’s next two ventures, “The Lost City”And “Bullet Train,”Netflix does not make them.

Bullock stated that international hits such as “Squid Game,”This was the beginning ofThe most watched Netflix showNetflix wouldn’t have made the movie as popular one month after it was released last year.

“That’s one of the bigger ones, but I’ve seen more work from other countries told by other nationalities, and we never would have had that 10 years ago, ever,” Bullock continued. “It brings people together in a way that really, you know, we’re getting more and more divided and yet, we have the streamers that are able to blend our stories together and go, look, same story, just different.”

“The Unforgivable”Available on Netflix “The Unforgivable”Aisling Franciosi, star of the film, and Nora Fingscheidt, director recently spoke to Insider about adapting the movie from the British miniseries 2009. “Unforgiven.”