Sandra Bullock's Alleged Stalker Returning to Court

— -- Sandra Bullock’s alleged stalker is returning to a Los Angeles courtroom today, facing 19 felony counts against him, including first-degree burglary, stalking and possession of a machine gun.

Joshua James Corbett allegedly entered the actress’s Hollywood Hills mansion in June of last year, while Bullock was asleep, according to court documents.

The actress, 50, dialed 911 and locked herself in her bedroom until police arrived, officials said.

Police say they found the 39-year-old roaming in Bullock’s house, screaming, “Sandy, I’m sorry. Please don’t press charges.”

Corbett was carrying photos of the actress cut out from magazines, along with handwritten notes addressed to her, calling Bullock his “wife,” according to a search warrant. One of the notes reads, “You are very special to me and without you in my life there is only misery.”

Corbett could have been in Bullock’s home for at least five hours before the “Gravity” starlet noticed, police said.

Corbett was unarmed during the incident, but weapons were found in his home, police said.

Corbett has pleaded not guilty, with his bail increased from $185,000 to $2,185,000.

“Corbett’s high bail amount suggests that the court believes that, one, he is a flight risk, and two, that he may be dangerous,” legal analyst Areva Martin said.