Opening today (November 20th) is the new sports drama The Blind Side starring Sandra Bullock, Kathy Bates, Tim McGraw and Quinton Aaron. The Blind Side tells true story of Michael Oher, a homeless black teenager, played by Aaron, who has been in and out of the system for years until Leigh Anne Tuohy, played by Bullock, and her husband Sean, played by McGraw, take him in, giving Michael a new chance at life allowing him to realize his potential as a student and football player. The Blind Side was directed by John Lee Hancock.

The Blind Side is rated PG-13 and has a running time of 2 hours and 6 minutes.

The real-life Michael Oher on his family: "Definitely my family. I love them to death. You know, they just, without them I wouldn't be where I am so, you know, the just showed me all kind of love. They taught me so much, that I've grown, you know, to be a better person because of them. You know, they just taught me a lot of things."

Leigh Anne Tuohy on Michael's impact on their family: "He had a probably much greater impact on our lives than, you know, we did on his life, because it was, you know, you have this child and you bring him in and you just, you know, you realize how fortunate you are. How just, you know, you're blessed to have family, your blessed to have, you know, your health. You know, you just take things, you know, so much in life you take for granted.

Sandra Bullock on playing Leigh Anne: "She might not be famous here, but she's known in other places and I think I felt a great sense of fear in trying to tackle that person she is, but also a great sense of obligation to be true to this like wonderful ... cause you, John could not explain Leigh Anne to save his life. When I met Leigh Anne I said now I know why. You can't, cause she's original."