George Clooney. Photo/FILE
George Clooney and the guys on set of "Gravity"
were positive male role models for single mother Sandra Bullock's young
son Louis, whom she called a "boy's boy" on Monday.
"My son thinks he's a very cool dude," Bullock said in a rare candid moment about her personal life.
"He's
a dude, my son needs to be around a man, so if there's a choice between
me, George and Alfonso (Cuaron) and these guys, my son will leave and
go be with George and the guys. He's a boy's boy, so he has to talk to
the men."
Giggling as she shared an anecdote about the
film shoot, she added: "Louis came to me and said, 'Where's George and
Rande (Gerber).' And I go, 'I don't know.' And he goes, 'I need them.'
And I'm like, 'I don't know where they are.' And he was like, 'I need
them.'"
"So we went and found them and they had 'man
time' and I sort of stood off to the side and waited for him to finish
and then I was allowed to take him back."
Clooney and Bullock have known each for some 20 years and share a circle of friends.
HAD NEVER CO-STARRED IN A FILM
But
the two talented actors had never co-starred in a film until Mexican
director Alfonso Cuaron put them in the roles of two astronauts flung
into deep space when a debris shower destroys their shuttle, in his 3-D
sci-fi thriller "Gravity."
The movie opened the Venice film festival last month and had its North American premiere at the Toronto film festival on Sunday.
Rumors spread of an off-screen romance, which both reportedly laughed off.
Clooney "is a good egg," commented Bullock.
Bullock
divorced motorcycle builder and "Monster Garage" television series host
Jesse James in 2010 after five years of marriage.
She proceeded with plans hatched during her marriage to adopt a baby boy, Louis Bardo Bullock, the same year.
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