Cameron Diaz Praises Post-MeToo Changes on Film Sets

The actress reflects on her return to acting, noting improved safety measures and a cultural shift in the industry.

Cameron Diaz, who recently returned to acting after an 11-year hiatus, highlighted significant changes in the film industry since the MeToo movement.
Diaz described past film sets as rife with 'layers of inappropriateness,' where women often had to endure or navigate uncomfortable situations.
She noted that Netflix now provides an anonymous hotline and HR-led discussions on appropriate behavior, which she found groundbreaking and empowering.
Diaz emphasized the importance of the cultural shift, stating that sets now feel safer and more respectful for women than at any point in her career.
Her comeback film, 'Back in Action,' featuring Jamie Foxx, is now streaming on Netflix, though Diaz remains undecided about her future in acting.