Unlike many of his colleagues in Hollywood, which was lucky a lot less, the confusion of the sad collision with Weinstein did not have:
"I heard about Harvey and was afraid of horror. I did not want to be in that world. I learned very early to cut off such things so that I didn't touch all this, "the actress argues.
"I heard only what Harvey wanted to instill people, and it was infinitely angry me. People said - "Well, you know how she received this role, she slept with Harvey." And I answered it - "better shut up, you do not know this for sure." And then, when it turned out that in fact these women were subjected to cruel violence ... they did not want to sleep with Harvey. This Harvey wanted everyone to think so much. "
According to Bullock, she was "very afraid" of what the consequences "Brave Women" could face, who decided to speak publicly about the experience. The actress itself faced unwanted advances in his address very early and since then tries to use humor to avoid such situations:
"So I always behaved in difficult situations. So I survived. Because at the very beginning of my career, I had a very difficult situation associated with the power-covered by the man. I tried to evaporate with the help of humor, but it did not help. In the end, I said: "Please just dismiss me." It was an unforgettable lesson. "