For 20 consecutive years, Cameron Diaz was a must for Hollywood.
From his beginnings in “The Mask” from 1994 until her last appearance in “Annie” of 2014, Diaz appeared in at least one film per year. But despite the success of his race for several decades, the 52 -year -old said recently that the best years of his life came after leaving films.
In an appearance on The show Graham Norton While promoting his return to the big screen after a “retirement” of a decade, the star of “Charlie’s Angels” said that moving away from his career as a showbiz was the best decision she could have made .
“I loved it. It was the best 10 years of my life,” said Diaz. “I was just free to be somehow [like] “I am a mom, I am a woman, I live my life.” “”
She said that when she started retirement, she would always receive offers for roles. But after having constantly refused them, “people stopped asking.”
“It was so charming,” she said. Diaz spent her free time By acting children, by writing a book and launching a wine business.
Diaz, who received a reported $ 45 million From Netflix to play in two films, said that after 10 years, the return to the theater “made sense” for his family. In addition to that, the actor of “Shrek” said that she wanted to kiss the privilege of being played in films.
“I just said to myself … if I don’t get involved again and I don’t give this chance and I participate and I was grateful, I would be a fool,” she declared.
However, Diaz is not yet promising 20 years of films. His upcoming projects are currently scheduled for 2025 and 2026.
“It may be the beginning, maybe I’m going to the tip of my feet. Maybe I will go Gung Ho. I don’t know,” she said. “But that’s it and I’m really grateful.”
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