Sandra Bullock Most of his childhood at the military base in Germany has passed, but has not been interested in acting until he starts attending high school in Virginia. The acting bug used her, and she made her passion, attending college to study the craft and get a BFA in drama. Like so many actors in front of her (and since then), she moved to New York to follow her passions and worked as a bartender and a cocktail waitress while waiting for starring gigs. If you've ever been in a New York, be sure to bless your waiter or waitress with happiness; The chances are, they have audition that week.

Bullock studied with Sanford Macener and appeared in several off-Broadway Productions before lowering his first major screen gig in 1987 at the age of 23. She played a supporting role in a slightly seen shareholder called "Hangins", starring Rick Vashburn. "Hangane" is unnoticeable, but it has led to more film and TV works for Bullock, including DTV films in 1989 "Fool and His Money" and the class drama "Who recorded the road?" That same year, Bullock also made his TV debut playing Kate Mason, an accompanying player in "Bonic showdown: a man and a $ six million and a bionic woman." Kate Mason was tied to a wheelchair after an accident and receives bionic implants who not only go, but to work with superhuman speeds.

The "Bionic showdown" was certainly a giant crossover/unification event between a "$ six million man" (1973-1978) and his own spin-off, "Bionic Woman" (1976-1977), two of the most important scientific shows of the decade. Lee Malliers and Lindsay Wagner returned to play their appropriate bionic characters, Steve Austin and Jameimi Somers. For children from the 1980s, which were raised for a repetition of "Million" and "Bonic", the 1989 TV film was a big deal.

Ambitiously, "Showdown" also had to serve as a pilot on the back of Bullock's image, Kate. During the film, Kate becomes the fourth person alive to receive bionic implants. For those who are not familiar with the "$ six million husband" and the "bio-woman", began when Steve Austin was seriously injured in the air crash and had more parts of the body replaced by ultra-power robotic prosthetics. The price of $ 6 million at the time was considered quite huge. The "biodiversity" was similar, seeing that Jameimi Somers was injured in the crash and revived with parts of a bionic body. They both have essentially superpowers, allowing them to run fast, raise hard things or see or hear with stunning accuracy. Both work for a secret government agency called wasps. The performances were incredibly nonsense, but nonsense, were fun.

In "Bionic showdown", Kate receives implants and is immediately written by wasps to examine a mysterious Soviet plot. They put Kate hidden at an international sporting event similar to the Olympics, hoping to find out what the bad guys could be. It all revolves around the tips trying to recruit their own Bionian commandos. There is also an assassination plot against (fictional) Soviet Foreign Minister.

Bullock becomes like a hero at the end of the film, running at super speed, tapping a pistol like a baseball and throws the main villain on the roof film. All of these are fun and impressive things for an actor this early in their career.

As we now know, Bullock did not get his own series "Bonic" and moved to other projects. In 1990, she landed the lead role in the short -lived TV series "Working Girl" instead. 1993 was a banner year for Bullock, as he starred in six feature films, Including "Demolition Man" Against Sylvester Stallone. Next year, She was in "speed". The rest of her career is very well known.