The photo below is one of several posted on POPSUGAR by Lauren Turner on 9 May. It shows an obviously pregnant Gellar out shopping.
Sarah Michelle Gellar's first car was a 1995 Chrysler LeBaron convertible. It was recently being sold on Craig's List by someone in Monsey, NY for $2995.
Gellar rides an Electra Townie 3 bike, pink with Hello Kitty tires. The bike offers a low center of gravity for full leg extension, which increases comfort and pedaling torque. Also this means the rider's feet are able to rest flat on the ground. The platform pedals make it theoretically possible to ride in heels, and it has a full-length chainguard to keep dirt and oil off the rider's legs.
Above, the most recent Gellar magazine cover (SELF - December 2011) and the first Gellar magazine cover, (Parents Magazine, December 1982).
CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS is now available for PS3 and Windows PC. Cast includes Sarah Michelle Gellar, Robert Englund, Michael Rooker and Danny Trejo. Specifically, Gellar is in The Call of the Dead zombie level which, with four all new multiplayer maps make up the second content pack, Escalation. It is also on Xbox LIVE. The Call of the Dead storyline is inspired by horror writer and director George A. Romero, who also stars as himself. Gellar has never before been involved directly in a video game, although games have been made of a few of her films and several games have sprung from Buffy. At one point she owned the film rights to American McGee's Alice, but apparently is no longer involved with that project.
Sarah Michelle Gellar has teamed up with THE
NESTLE SHARE THE JOY OF READING PROGRAM to raise awareness about the importance of children's literacy. She
had this to say about the program: "As a mother and avid reader, I am excited to be participating in 'The
Nestle Share the Joy of Reading Program' to benefit READING IS FUNDAMENTAL. Reading has had an enormous,
positive impact on my life and I encourage people to support organizations such as RIF that work to ignite a
child's hunger for knowledge and inspire imagination."
According to VANISHINGTATTOO.COM, Gellar's tattoos consist of the following: She has a scripted Chinese tattoo with blossoms on her ankle which is a Chinese symbol for integrity. On her left hip are images of the Celtic alphabet. On her ankle she has a heart pierced with a dagger. On her back she has 2 dragonflies.
Gellar originally was the voice of Rayna in this JPL/NASA educational science fiction adventure film,
but in 2008 the script
was rewritten to include discoveries made by the Cassini Huygens mission to Saturn, and
Gellar was too busy to voice her character. She was replaced by Amanda Peet and the character
renamed Ranger. The film was released 13 January 2010 with the new title: QUANTUM QUEST: A
CASSINI SPACE ODYSSEY.
Gellar is featured in Bullet Magazine's Spring 2012 issue. Below is one of the photos, and
a quote from the article by Caroline Ryder (The photo is by Findlay Mackay):"Leaning against the hood of a parked 1963 Camaro in front of a bedraggled motel on Sunset Boulevard, Sarah Michelle Gellar shakes the can of beer she’s been holding, releasing an explosive spray of suds that form foamy puddles on the sidewalk beneath her high-rise heels. She giggles, obviously enjoying her brief moment of rebellion, even if it is for the sake of the accompanying photos. All legs in a short skirt, she mock-defiantly purses her glossy lips, channeling Alabama Whitman, the feisty call girl brought to life by Patricia Arquette in the 1993 crime caper, True Romance."
"(Horror) is a genre where women really get great opportunities, and where also some of our most famous women seem to keep flocking to. The obvious is Naomi Watts in The Ring. But then you think about Halle Berry; after she won the Oscar, she made Gothika. Or Charlize Theron; her first choice after she won the Oscar was Aeon Flux. Or Gwyneth Paltrow's biggest success lately has been Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. Why is that? That's because that's where women really get to flourish. I don't know why that is, I don't know why women superhero movies don't seem to do as well as women thrillers. Comedies just make more money when it's Adam Sandler than if it's a female. It's just the way the moviemaking business seems to go. But I don't know why."
"I have good friends, gay couples, who've been together for 18 years. It drives me crazy that in the eyes of the law, their love isn't acknowledged when I have girlfriends who have married four times by the age of 25."
"I'm Sarah Gellar and I'm 5'3" but working on more height. I was born on April 14, 1977 and I've lived in Manhattan all my life. . .well I lived in L.A. for about a year and I loved it! I was a figure skater and I took competitive Tae Kwon Do. I was two belts away from my black belt, and I came in fourth place in a competition. But what I really wanted to do was acting and that took up too much of my time. . .so I gave up the other stuff."
"I had to twist his [Freddie's] arm and leg to see Moulin Rouge! Although he enjoyed it once we were there. In fact, there was a moment during the evening when I swear I thought he was going to leave me for Nicole Kidman but then, who could blame him? I'd probably leave him for Nicole if she asked. She's hot!"
A couple of years ago, Entertainment Weekly asked Sarah Michelle Gellar to name ten classic male TV characters she wished she could play. This is her list:
Sarah Michelle Gellar made her second ever appearance at Comic-Con 2011 to unveil RINGER. At the session with Gellar were Nestor Carbonell, Ioan Gruffudd, Kristoffer Polaha, Executive Producer Pam Veasey, and Co-Executive Producers Nicole Snyder and Eric Charmelo. Gellar told the Hollywood Reporter that:
"I always say to actresses, if you haven't been - this is going to sound really funny - but get a mask and take a look around. I'm serious. You get rushed into your panel and you come out of the backside, and you never actually see the main hall. It's pretty amazing."
And about weaponry:
"I got a gun (in the Ringer pilot) and Buffy never got to shoot a gun. But yesterday I had a skillsaw and that thing I did not like. I never want to use that thing again. Ever."
Gellar's first credited appearance in a film was at the age of 12 in the 1989 HIGH STAKES, which starred Sally Kirkland and Kathy Bates. The full movie is currently available on HULU.
As an adult, Gellar has been in 15 films that have actually played in US Theaters. (Suburban Girl and Possessed went directly to video, and Veronika Decides to Die has not been released in the US as of yet.) The gross box office total for these 15 films is: $756,351,536. An average of $50,423,435. For purposes of comparison, Reese Witherspoon in her 21 films has averaged $38,432,677, and Jessica Alba in her 13 films has averaged $49,103,883.
