07 March 2010

You've got to hand it to Sandra Bullock...

...for the best acceptance speech on receiving an embarrassing award.  She had me in stitches.

7 Mar 2010 16:48:45 | Film

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zz

It's great to see successful people that don't take themselves SO seriously! Very funny :)

Posted by: zz | 08 March 2010 at 21:16

Marg

She is all class really!

Posted by: Marg | 08 March 2010 at 11:43

Craig

Yeah, she seems to have a good sense of humour about herself. I actually saw that movie (ALL ABOUT STEVE) on the plane back from Kuala Lumpur to NZ in January. Didn't think it was that bad - but really the Razzies are about 'who are the big-name stars who were in big-name movies we didn't think were great', rather than the truly worst acting performances or worst films (which haven't actually got much attention, because they were so bad, or had no big names in them).

Posted by: Craig | 07 March 2010 at 22:45

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