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Cameron Diaz
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Date of Birth- 30 August 1972, San Diego, California, USA
Birth Name- Cameron Michelle Diaz
Nickname- Cami
Height- 5' 9" (1.75 m)

Awards: 4 Golden Globe and 1 BAFTA nominations

Her Trade Mark: Blonde hair and Blue eyes. She is filmed dancing in almost every movie.
Wide, bright smile.

Cameron Diaz worked as a model and that made her travel around the world, having contracts with important companies. She modeled for major designers such as Calvin Klein and Levi's. At the age of seventeen she appeared on the cover of the July 1990 Seventeen magazine. Her favourite soccer team is Brentford. Sometimes she can be seen wearing a red and white woolly hat. She says, "I would kiss a frog even if there were no promise of a Prince Charming popping out of it. I love frogs."

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Cameron Diaz
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Born Aug. 30, 1972 in San Diego, CA, Diaz was raised in Long Beach by her Cuban father, Emilio, a foreman for the Union Oil Company of California, and Billie, who worked for an exporter. Though she was an above average student at Los Cerritos Elementary School, she was more interested in roughhousing with the boys. By the time she reached Long Beach Polytechnic High School, Diaz was interested in football games and socking anyone who dared make fun of her thin frame. At 16, she caught the eye of a fashion photographer while partying in Hollywood and soon found herself signing a contract with the Elite Model Management. Both her parents were supportive, though they asked Diaz to promise to finish high school, which she did. After graduating, she spent the next five years modeling all over the world for clients like Coca-Cola and Nivea, making $2,000-a-day in Europe, North Africa, Mexico, Japan and Australia. Then when she was 21, a Hollywood casting director asked Elite for some headshots - one of which was of Diaz. He so liked what he saw in her non-traditional looks, he had her flown from Paris to L.A. to see if this girl could act.

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It was around this time that she and Matt Dillon parted ways; their very public relationship was at an end. Perhaps learning her lesson the hard way, she kept her subsequent romance with actor Jared Leto - which apparently led to an engagement that was broken off in 2001 - out of public view. On screen, she tackled perhaps her most challenging role to date in "Being John Malkovich" (1999), donning a frizzy brown mane of hair that rendered her nearly unrecognizably frumpy. Diaz played the wife of a puppeteer (John Cusack) who discovers a mysterious portal that allows anyone to spend 15 minutes inside Malkovich's mind and body. Once again, Diaz built a funny persona out of seemingly contradictory parts and proved her versatility. Adopting a more serious pose, she rounded out the millennium in Oliver Stone's "Any Given Sunday" (1999), playing the new owner of a flailing NFL team who is more concerned with making big money than with the health of her players. Continuing to stretch her talents, Diaz successfully undertook a challenging role as a blind woman with an active social life in the female ensemble of "Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her" (2000).

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Having proven her comedic abilities as a supporting player, she was granted leading status in the Farrelly Brothers' uproarious comedy, "There's Something About Mary" (1998). Playing the object of desire for her nerdy high school prom date (Ben Stiller) who hires a private detective (Matt Dillon) to track her down in Miami after 10 years, Diaz exuded eternal optimism and beauty, while playing the perfect foil against two love-struck buffoons willing to do anything to capture her attention. Though several outlandish moments occurred onscreen, nothing compared to the infamous hair gel scene, where an unsuspecting Diaz sees a dollop of sperm hanging from Stiller's earlobe and uses it in her hair. Perhaps the biggest hit of 1998, "There's Something About Mary" propelled Diaz to assured stardom and earned her a surprise New York Film Critics' award for Best Actress. Meanwhile, after being wasted in a cameo as a television reporter in Terry Gilliam's hallucinatory "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" (1998), Diaz delved into the dark side by downplaying her bubbly onscreen persona in Peter Berg's black comedy "Very Bad Things" (1998), playing a manipulative, almost psychopathic woman hell-bent on marching down the aisle.

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Returning to the world of full-blown blockbusters, Diaz joined Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu for "Charlie's Angels" (2000), playing Natalie, the smart, but silly member of the trio. Though panned by many critics, "Charlie's Angels" was a big enough hit that it provided her an opportunity to show off her lighter side - and her backside, in the memorable Underoos booty-shaking scene - while convincingly displaying her newfound talent as an action hero. Continuing her hot streak, she won a legion of younger fans with her animated turn as Princess Fiona in the charming CGI tale "Shrek" (2001) and its sequel "Shrek 2" (2004). Meanwhile, Diaz earned even more critical respect with a supporting role in "Vanilla Sky" (2001), playing a woman whose desire for more than a casual relationship with a womanizer (Tom Cruise) drives her suicidal. The following year, she played a desirable woman who falls in love with a man (Thomas Jane) she can not win over in the romantic comedy "The Sweetest Thing" (2002). Although it failed to satisfy, Diaz charmed audiences with her loopy, infectious grin and freewheeling approach. It also further solidified her on-screen status as the girl-next-door who does not mind the occasional raunchy joke.

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In "The Holiday" (2006), Diaz was a disgruntled woman living in Los Angeles who realizes that the man she has been living with is having an affair. She meets an English woman (Kate Winslet) online having romantic problems of her own, so the two impulsively decide to switch houses for the Christmas holiday, only to find the one thing neither of them want: romance. Meanwhile, Diaz voiced Princess Fiona for a third go-round in "Shrek the Third" (2007). Always vocal about her left-leaning politics, Diaz made appearances in a couple of documentaries, first sitting down for an interview in "Who Is Norman Lloyd?" (2007), a biographical documentary about a multi-hyphenated talent whose life and career span was a part of Hollywood history without many having knowledge of it. She then was one of several celebrities, including Halle Berry, Susan Sarandon, Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck, who appeared in "Manufacturing Dissent" (2007), a look at controversial documentary filmmaker Michael Moore.

Returning to the comfortable confines of romantic comedy, she starred in "What Happens in Vegas " (2008), playing a woman who wakes up in a Vegas with a new husband (Aston Kutcher) she does not know and a huge slot machine jackpot both claim as their own. Though a mild success at the box office, the comedy was panned by most critics. Meanwhile, she co-starred in the tearjerker "My Sister's Keeper" (2009) before starring in the horror flick "The Box" (2009), which was a remake of the revival "Twilight Zone" series in the 1980s. Following her fourth and final turn voicing Fiona for "Shrek Forever After" (2010), Diaz played a mild-mannered Midwestern woman who accidentally becomes entangled with an international spy (Tom Cruise) trying to flee the United States in "Knight and Day" (2010).

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