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Cameron Diaz Shines in Netflix Comeback Film

Cameron Diaz has officially made her highly anticipated return to acting after an 11-year hiatus. Her new action-comedy, Back in Action, is now streaming on Netflix as of January 17, 2025.

The film, directed by Seth Gordon, stars Diaz as Emily, a former CIA agent whose secret identity is exposed, forcing her and her ex-partner Matt, played by Jamie Foxx, back into the world of espionage. The duo’s chemistry and comedic timing promise to deliver a thrilling ride for fans.

Joining Diaz and Foxx are an impressive supporting cast, including Glenn Close as Emily’s mother, Kyle Chandler as a trusted ally, and Fleabag stars Andrew Scott and Jamie Demetriou in memorable roles.

Diaz’s return to acting doesn’t stop here. She is also set to star in Jonah Hill’s upcoming comedy Outcome, alongside an all-star cast including Keanu Reeves and Matt Bomer. Moreover, Diaz will reprise her iconic role as Fiona in Shrek 5, scheduled for release in December 2026, alongside Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy.

With her triumphant comeback, Diaz is once again lighting up the screen, proving she’s here to stay. Fans can catch her infectious energy in Back in Action, now streaming worldwide.

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