A few days ago was reported that Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky (“Bad Teacher,” “The Office,” “Year One”) were rewriting the script for director Paul Feig’s buddy-cop comedy follow-up to “Bridesmaids” that will star Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy, and today we heard the movie got a title: The Heat.

Written by “Parks and Recreation” scribe Katie Dippold , the film centers around the strained relationship between a high-strung FBI agent and a “unconventional” Boston police officer. Also joining them in some way is YouTube comic Spoken Reasons, who will play a character named Terrell Rojas, though all other details about the character are unknown.

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The first open casting call for the currently untitled “Buddy Cop Comedy” starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy will take place in Boston, MA on June 23.

The movie, which is being directed by Paul Feig and focuses on the “strained relationship between a high-strung FBI agent an unconventional Boston cop,” is expected to begin filming in Boston next month.

Producers are looking for adults over 18, with a specific need for cops, prison guards, drug dealers, ex-convicts, and hookers.

Below are all the details about next week’s casting call:

Billy Dowd Casting
is holding a
NON-UNION EXTRAS CASTING CALL
[ADULTS 18+ ONLY]
for an
“Untitled Buddy Cop Comedy”
starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy
The film is shooting in Boston this Summer

Saturday, June 23rd
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
The Boston Teachers Union Hall
Carson Place
180 Mount Vernon Street
Dorchester, MA 02125

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Since there’s nothing going on I decided to dig up and added over 150 new HD pictures of Sandy earlier this year at Academy Awards. We didn’t had enough pictures and I found some really pretty ones. Check it:

A while ago it was announced that Sandra Bullock and Steve Carell were attached to star the screen adaptation of “The Abstinence Teacher”, based on Tom Perrotta’s book, that should be directed by Little Miss Sunshine duo Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris.

Today it was announced that Lisa Cholodenko (The Kids Are All Right) will be directing the movie. However, no work yet on who may be starring it.

Will keep you updated on it. I don’t know the books, but the plot says it’s an unlikely attraction between a strident female supporter of honest sex education and a born-again Christian man. So, what do you think?

After a long time with the previous layout, it was time for a revamp. This time the amazing Flor from Sweet Revelation came with this pretty, clean and bright theme. The gallery has also a matching layout, and I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did.

We now also have a Facebook page, so if you’re on it, “like” our page. Also, be sure to join us at Twitter. Let me know if you find any error, and be prepared for a full content-wise revamp at Adoring Sandy.

Sandy is cover of “Tu Style” May 22 issue, and my friend Claudia was nice enough to get it scanned for us.

Variety reports that Sandra Bullock is joining Melissa McCarthy and Paul Feig (Bridesmaids) for an untitled female buddy comedy and it will center on the strained relationship between a high-strung FBI agent and a “unconventional” Boston police officer. If it’s not clear who will play who, well, then you clearly need to watch more movies. “Parks and Recreation” scribe Katie Dippold has written the script, Feig will direct, naturally, Bullock and McCarthy will star while Chermin Entertainment will produce. Twentieth Century Fox will distribute.

Gravity, the upcoming thriller starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney as astronauts stranded at a space station, has been pushed to a 2013 release, studio Warner Bros. announced on Monday.
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The film from writer-director Alfonso Cuarón was originally scheduled to open on November 21, 2012, but is now marked only as being an “unscheduled 2013″ release.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

The ‘Blind Side’ actress has been selected to be admitted into the 2012 Warren Easton Hall of Fame, for her charitable donations to Warren Eason Charter High School, which was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Sandra has been involved in charitable projects with the educational establishment since the natural disaster and this year is donating $25,000 in scholarships, according to Fox8live.com.

The 20th Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony will take place on Friday, May 18th in Easton’s auditorium.

Sandra is well known for her philanthropy. Last year she donated $1 million on behalf of her family to the American Red Cross’ Japan relief effort after the country was hit by an earthquake. She also gave $1 million to Doctors Without Borders to assist with helping Haiti following an earthquake in 2010.

The expectations are sky-high for Alfonso Cuarón‘s Gravity, the director’s first film since 2006?s Children of Men. In fact, between the A-list cast (Sandra Bullock and George Clooney), its intriguing sci-fi premise, its ambitious long shots, and gushing praise from colleagues like Guillermo del Toro, we have plenty of reason to believe the film could be his most brilliant yet. On the other hand, this wouldn’t be the first time we’ve been dead wrong about a movie this early on.

This week in Pasadena, Gravity had its first test screening, and while the cut was apparently very rough, audiences saw enough to form some strong opinions about it. From here, it sounds like it could be this year’s Tree of Life — gorgeous, innovative, worthy of acclaim, and perhaps a little divisive. Hit the jump to see some reactions.

Our Germain Lussier didn’t actually attend the viewing, but he’s heard some others talking about it:

VERY unfinished but heard it’s visually ambitious, interesting but not world-changing.

The Film Stage‘s Jordan Raup, wasn’t present either, but the reactions he heard were more wholeheartedly positive:

Despite rough FX, hear good things about last night’s Gravity screening. “Masterpiece, phenomenal, visually amazing.” We’ll see in 200 days.