Celebrity Interview: The House of Sandra Bullock

And you have another film, Premonition. It's a beautiful thriller drama, but it falls more on the Hitchcockian fear level than anything. It's really frightening, not in a blood way, but this is what can really happen to one's mind. Is this person unraveling? It's so beautifully done.

Are you pickier now since you've married? I've always been at the helm of what I do. There's never been anything that someone said, "I think you should do..." except for Speed 2, which I wish someone would have done [laughs]. Everything that has come across my path, I feel so lucky to have done. I produced television, did a lot. Now the slate is clean. I've become more selective in what I do, yes, because it would require a lot for me to leave home.

Where is home for you these days? My home is where the people I love are. Austin [Texas] is one of our main homes, and my husband's business is in Long Beach [California].

Has Jesse gotten you on a hog? I ride; I will never drive it. I have a dirt bike.

Has he influenced you to get any tattoos? No, that's his story, his storytelling and his world. I think it's beautiful. I story-tell in my job.

Has being married changed your views on romance and love? I was so happy before I got married, so satisfied and in the best place of my life, and the timing was such that I met someone that complemented me and gave me a nice net to feel more adventurous with in life. "Wow, I got someone who's watching my back," even though I take care of myself. It's just the idea that I have someone that I know supports me. It makes me want to be the best that I can, the best partner, because I've stepped up to the plate.

What about personal goals you've set? I feel like I have too much at this point, so much good. I have so much joy, so much more than I ever thought my life would be, knock on wood. It can be good one day, bad the next day — that's marriage. But I'm so happy.