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Sandra Bullock says she is ‘burnt out’ and will be taking a break from acting

During an interview published last week, Sandra Bullock emphasised that she would be taking a holiday from acting.

The 57-year-old artist detailed her upcoming vacation from her career and emphasised her desire to keep a lighter workload in the foreseeable future.

During an interview published in March, the actress said that she would be taking a break from her career for a while.

Bullock started by describing why she was taking a vacation from acting and how she was looking forward to working at her own speed. The Blind Side actress then discussed the tiredness she has been feeling over the last few years.

She admitted that she is completely exhausted. She is so fatigued, and she realizes she is not capable of making good, wise judgments. Bullock stated that, while she was thankful for her achievement, she was concerned about the ramifications for her personal life.

She explained, work has always been consistent for her, and she has been quite fortunate. She recognised that was maybe becoming a crutch for her. She felt it was like always opening the fridge and hunting for something that was never in the fridge.

The singer then mentioned that she needed to talk to herself about accomplishment.

She recounted, she told herself, stop seeking for it since it does not happen. She already has it; create it, locate it, and accept the fact that she will not have a job to justify her. 

Bullock also discussed her collaboration with The Lost City’s producer, Liza Chasin, and expressed gratitude for the opportunity. She expressed that if she is going out with a bang, she wants to go out with the proper person.

The actress played Loretta Sage in the film, which made almost $190 million worldwide.

When questioned when she will resume acting, she simply said, she doesn’t know.

Bullock is going to play handler Maria Beetle in the upcoming action-comedy film Bullet Train. The actor will appear with a large ensemble that features Brad Pitt, Michael Shannon, and Joey King, among many others.

She joined the cast of the film in February as a substitute for Lady Gaga, who had to leave out due to scheduling conflicts.

Bullet Train is set to be released to the public on August 5.


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