The world fell in love with Gracie Hart, the lovable FBI agent-turned-beauty-pageant-contestant in "Miss Congeniality," and now Sandra Bullock is back and showing off her elbow-elbow-wrist-wrist wave once again in the sequel, "Armed and Fabulous."

"Extra's" special correspondent Jill Rappaport from the "Today" show went on a behind-the-scenes mission to get the lowdown on the sequel, and fill all us fans in on every detail. Miss Bullock's Texas hospitality shined through during the interview, as she told Jill all about her life, her new movie and her role behind the camera.

Jill Rapaport: I got the feeling from watching the first "Miss Congeniality" that the two of you, Gracie and Sandy, are very much alike.

Sandra Bullock: She's a lot more forthright than I am and a lot more comfortable with herself than I am also.

JR: How about dealing with the fame aspect?

SB: I don't really like dealing with it. I don't deal with it very well.

JR: That's shocking.

But Sandra's struggle with fame all changes when she steps behind the camera. Bullock's production company, Fortis Films, has generated more than $600 million from film and TV projects such as "The George Lopez Show."

JR: I don't think many of your fans know you as Sandra Bullock the producer.

SB: That's boring. Well, I mean, it's not...

JR: It's not exciting.

SB: Well, it's not as exciting as who I might be dating or you know what kind of lip gloss I might be wearing, come on.

You can catch Jill's entire interview with Sandra Bullock Thursday morning on the "Today" show.