Cameron Diaz says she would be “a fool” to retire from acting

For 20 years straight, Cameron Diaz was a Hollywood staple.

From his debut in 1994’s “La Maschera” until his final appearance in 2014’s “Annie”, he appeared in at least one film per year. But despite the success of his multi-debina run, the 52 anni recently said that the best years of his life came after leaving the movies.

In an appearance on The Graham Norton Show While promoting her return to the big screen after a long tenth “Pension”, Charlie’s Angels “Stella said that she was approaching the best decision she had ever made.

“I loved it. It was the best 10 years of my life,” Diaz said. “I was just free to be the guy to be (like) ‘I’m a mother, I’m a wife, I’m living my life.’ “

She said when she started her retirement she would still receive offers for roles. But after they moved, “people stopped asking.”

“She was so beautiful,” he said. DIANA he spent his time To act as a team to raise children, write a book and launch a wine company.

Diaz, who received a reported $45 million from netflix to star in two films, saying that after 10 years the Return to acting “makes sense” his family. At the top, the “Shrek” actor said that he wanted to embrace the privilege of getting into the movies.

“I just thought … It looks more … It looks more and give it a chance and give it a chance and pray and be a stucco,” he said.

However, Diaz is not promising another part of the 20-year-old films. Their next projects are currently flat for 2025 and 2026.

“This is maybe the beginning, maybe you’ll break in. Maybe I’ll go gungo. I don’t know,” he said. “But she’s here and I’m very grateful for her.”

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