'Charlie's Angels' actor Cameron Diaz has no qualms about walking awya from the limelight.&nbsp;

 
In a recent interview with comedian-actor Kevin Hart, Diaz spoke about her life in showbiz and what led her to take a step back from the glamourous world of making movies.&nbsp;

 
“When you do something at a really high level for a long period of time… you’re the person who’s the talent… all parts of you that isn’t that has to sort of be handed off to other people,” she reportedly said.

 
She went on to explain that all she ever wanted was to be able to manage her life. "For me, I just really wanted to make my life manageable by me. My routine in a day is literally what I can manage to do by myself. It’s the best feeling.”

 
Diaz’s last acting job was in the 2014 remake of 'Annie', where she essayed the role of Miss Hannigan.&nbsp;

 
The actress had also reflected about retiring from acting during another discussion with Gwyneth Paltrow.

 
“I got a peace in my soul because I finally was taking care of myself. There’s a lot of energy coming at you at all times when you’re really visible as an actor and doing press and putting yourself out there. And I’m sensitive to energy... That’s my job. There’s lots of things I had to iron out and a lot of relationships I had to repair. A lot of relationships I had to build, that I was absent in my life,” she had said at the time.

 
Cameron Diaz married her husband Benji Madden in Jan. 2015. Last year, the couple announced the birth of their daughter Raddix Madden.

'Charlie's Angels' actor Cameron Diaz has no qualms about walking awya from the limelight. In a recent interview with comedian-actor Kevin Hart, Diaz spoke about her life in showbiz and what led her to take a step back from the glamourous world of making movies.

'Charlie's Angels' actor Cameron Diaz has no qualms about walking awya from the limelight. In a recent interview with comedian-actor Kevin Hart, Diaz spoke about her life in showbiz and what led her to take a step back from the glamourous world of making movies. “When you do something at a really high level for a long period of time… you’re the person who’s the talent… all parts of you that isn’t that has to sort of be handed off to other people,” she reportedly said. She went on to explain that all she ever wanted was to be able to manage her life. "For me, I just really wanted to make my life manageable by me. My routine in a day is literally what I can manage to do by myself. It’s the best feeling.” Diaz’s last acting job was in the 2014 remake of 'Annie', where she essayed the role of Miss Hannigan. The actress had also reflected about retiring from acting during another discussion with Gwyneth Paltrow. “I got a peace in my soul because I finally was taking care of myself. There’s a lot of energy coming at you at all times when you’re really visible as an actor and doing press and putting yourself out there. And I’m sensitive to energy... That’s my job. There’s lots of things I had to iron out and a lot of relationships I had to repair. A lot of relationships I had to build, that I was absent in my life,” she had said at the time. Cameron Diaz married her husband Benji Madden in Jan. 2015. Last year, the couple announced the birth of their daughter Raddix Madden.

Cameron Diaz is more than happy to quit acting, here's why

It's been 18 years since Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz&nbsp;played Charlie's Angels, but their friendship has only grown stronger in the following decades.&nbsp;

For her 46th birthday, Barrymore handed over control of her talk show, 'The Drew Barrymore Show', to enjoy&nbsp;a day full of fun surprises. And just before Diaz showed up over Zoom, Barrymore guessed who it was going to be right away because they always spend birthdays together &nbsp;and because they call each other by the nickname "Poo Poo."

"Usually we get to actually be together," Diaz said. "We are not big gift-givers, we're more about the experience, so we always try to go someplace and do something with the girls and be together. Cook, eat, hang and stay up all night and just have the best time." 
 
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Barrymore revealed that she and Diaz have become so close over the years that Diaz is the only platonic person she'll sleep in a bed with.

"I don't like co-sleeping with anyone, it's a thing," Barrymore said. "I don't know why but it's my thing. If it's like a lover then obviously that's different, but no friends. I will sleep in a bathtub, I've slept on a pool table like you name it, but this one, oh my gosh. We've lived together for periods of time, been roommates. I've slept in a tent while my fever was breaking on a Chilean mountain in a thunderstorm in, like, Patagonia. I mean, yeah, we've been everywhere together."

In between all the laughs and reminiscing, the conversation turned to their thoughts on a potential Charlie's Angels revival.&nbsp;

"I'm glad that people feel that way," Barrymore said. "I'll be grannies in inner tubes with Poo Poo, so we can do anything and everything as long as we're together. I have a whole life to live with you." 
 
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And Diaz replied, "I always say never say never. I feel the same way."

Then things got emotional as the friends started tearing up, talking about their love for each other.

"Truly one of the great joys of my life is our friendship," Diaz says. "When I think about you, literally I will cry, because I just think you're so special and to celebrate you every year, it's one of my favorite times of the year."

And Barrymore replied, "You've made me a better person my whole life. And you've seen me through everything. Ugly, beautiful, loss, life, birth."&nbsp;

It's been 18 years since Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz played Charlie's Angels, but their friendship has only grown stronger in the following decades. For her 46th birthday, Barrymore handed over control of her talk show, 'The Drew Barrymore Show', to enjoy a day full of fun surprises.

It's been 18 years since Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz played Charlie's Angels, but their friendship has only grown stronger in the following decades. For her 46th birthday, Barrymore handed over control of her talk show, 'The Drew Barrymore Show', to enjoy a day full of fun surprises. And just before Diaz showed up over Zoom, Barrymore guessed who it was going to be right away because they always spend birthdays together and because they call each other by the nickname "Poo Poo." "Usually we get to actually be together," Diaz said. "We are not big gift-givers, we're more about the experience, so we always try to go someplace and do something with the girls and be together. Cook, eat, hang and stay up all night and just have the best time." Also read: Cameron Diaz is not looking at returning to acting, says won't stay away from her daughter for long hours Barrymore revealed that she and Diaz have become so close over the years that Diaz is the only platonic person she'll sleep in a bed with. "I don't like co-sleeping with anyone, it's a thing," Barrymore said. "I don't know why but it's my thing. If it's like a lover then obviously that's different, but no friends. I will sleep in a bathtub, I've slept on a pool table like you name it, but this one, oh my gosh. We've lived together for periods of time, been roommates. I've slept in a tent while my fever was breaking on a Chilean mountain in a thunderstorm in, like, Patagonia. I mean, yeah, we've been everywhere together." In between all the laughs and reminiscing, the conversation turned to their thoughts on a potential Charlie's Angels revival. "I'm glad that people feel that way," Barrymore said. "I'll be grannies in inner tubes with Poo Poo, so we can do anything and everything as long as we're together. I have a whole life to live with you." Also read: Drew Barrymore feels she is 'anything but political' And Diaz replied, "I always say never say never. I feel the same way." Then things got emotional as the friends started tearing up, talking about their love for each other. "Truly one of the great joys of my life is our friendship," Diaz says. "When I think about you, literally I will cry, because I just think you're so special and to celebrate you every year, it's one of my favorite times of the year." And Barrymore replied, "You've made me a better person my whole life. And you've seen me through everything. Ugly, beautiful, loss, life, birth."

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While Hollywood is producing several reboots, revivals, and sequels, actor Elizabeth Banks is curious to know why people are criticising her for creating another chapter in the '<a href="Box Office: 'Ford v Ferrari' races to first place, 'Charlie's Angels' collapses">Charlie's Angels</a>' franchise.

During a recent conversation with the WSJ Magazine, the Charlie's Angels writer, director, and star responded to the negativity she's been facing for rebooting the franchise with Kristen Stewart, Ella Balinska, and Naomi Scott.

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In the flick, Stewart, Balinska, and Scott are playing three new angels, while the 45-year-old star is essaying the role of a former angel turned Bosley which is now rank in the Townsend Agency organisation rather than the name of one person.

The actor also revealed why the 'Twilight' star has returned to a mainstream movie franchise after sticking to indie films for so long.

"Being in a big franchise allows you to have it all. I recognise the same thing, it's almost unfair for women. The best roles are usually in small movies, but then you don't make any money. It's okay to want to make money," Banks said.

'Charlie's Angels' is currently playing in theatres.

While Hollywood is producing several reboots, revivals, and sequels, actor Elizabeth Banks is curious to know why people are criticising her for creating another chapter in the 'Charlie's Angels' franchise.

While Hollywood is producing several reboots, revivals, and sequels, actor Elizabeth Banks is curious to know why people are criticising her for creating another chapter in the 'Charlie's Angels' franchise. During a recent conversation with the WSJ Magazine, the Charlie's Angels writer, director, and star responded to the negativity she's been facing for rebooting the franchise with Kristen Stewart, Ella Balinska, and Naomi Scott. "You've had 37 Spider-Man movies and you're not complaining! I think women are allowed to have one or two action franchises every 17 years. I feel totally fine with that" Banks said, reported a news agency. In the flick, Stewart, Balinska, and Scott are playing three new angels, while the 45-year-old star is essaying the role of a former angel turned Bosley which is now rank in the Townsend Agency organisation rather than the name of one person. The actor also revealed why the 'Twilight' star has returned to a mainstream movie franchise after sticking to indie films for so long. "Being in a big franchise allows you to have it all. I recognise the same thing, it's almost unfair for women. The best roles are usually in small movies, but then you don't make any money. It's okay to want to make money," Banks said. 'Charlie's Angels' is currently playing in theatres.

Elizabeth Banks responds to 'Charlie's Angels' reboot criticism: You've had 37 'Spider-Man' movies