14 DAY TRIAL // Sandra Bullock is currently a hot item in Hollywood. Her movie “Gravity” is still sweeping awards left and right, without even mentioning the fact that it leads in the Oscar nomination race with 10 nods. All that fame is starting to wear on Sandra's nerves.
The actress just dropped the F-bomb during her acceptance speech for the Best Actress In An Action Movie at the Critics' Choice Awards. She had just taken the podium and was in the middle of her speech when the voiceover accidentally interrupted her to announce another category.
Visibly annoyed, the 49-year-old actress exclaimed “What the [expletive]?” then jokingly continued “I'm an action hero. You do not do that to an action hero!”
Sandra quickly brushed it off and continued thanking the people involved in the production of the movie, though it seemed pretty evident that she did not expect to win in the Action Movie category.
In her speech, she proceeded to thank Jackie Chan, Sylvester Stallone and Jean Claude Van Damme as the audience laughed. Sandra, nonetheless, lost the award for Best Actress and Best Actress in a Comedy, titles which she clearly had her sights firmly set on.
Maybe she'll have more luck at the upcoming Oscar Awards.