Cameron Diaz Interview
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| 04:15:40 7.13 |
Sound Bite: Cameron Diaz
(A new look, is this for a role?) Nope, for me. (Oh ok) Yeah (decided to go different for a little) Yeah you know I’ve been blonde for a long time, always in my minds eye saw myself as a brunette so just figured got a little down time, why not? (Are you always amazed, we’ll get to the film in a second, how people talk about hair?) Oh yeah (And make-up, its like the most important thing) It is, its all about the hair, its all about the make-up, yeah especially in this industry because its always about that’s, look at any culture that you go through seriously, I went to Africa and the ? Warriors I mean those guys are decorated to the like, you know they spend more time literally all day painting themselves and putting you know there jewelry on and doing there hair I mean it’s a major, and that’s one of the you know primitive societies. So its just human nature I think. |
| 04:16:43 70.13 |
Sound Bite: Cameron Diaz
Yes Amanda’s very fashionable that’s how she was written as someone who really does, you know it’s important to her how she presents herself, how she looks, what she’s wearing. She likes to put it together I mean her house is amazing and you know she’s sort of impeccable and in that, in her style. (talks) Not in the putting it the putting it together, I quite the opposite, I’m sort of like all over the place. I’m not, no but I’m not like her but I can relate to her. Certainly I can relate to her you know especially in the relationship aspect of it being a romantic comedy you know concentrating on love I think it’s something you know she and Iris both uhm everyone can relate to what there going through as far as not knowing how to make love work you know staying into to long or getting out to soon. Not knowing what you want, not knowing your own value, not knowing how to be open or to receive or how to, knowing even what you want to receive so I think that that I really I totally relate to. (talks) I am when I’m working I’m totally dedicated to my work, when I’m not working it’s a whole nether thing. |
| 04:18:17 164.13 |
Sound Bite: Cameron Diaz
No but it was one of my favorite parts of the script was that I thought it was so clever I’m like ‘oh you Nancy Meyers you’re such a’ she’s so clever you know. It’s a lot of fun. |
| 04:18:37 184.13 |
Sound Bite: Cameron Diaz
Well one of my favorite films is you know Saving Private Benjamin which was (talks) Woah dude that was so crazy, see this is when being a natural blonde I can use that as an excuse. Sorry is Private Benjamin and you know I love that character, that was the first script that she wrote that was made into a film and I love you know Goldy and that idea of like this woman especially in that time when I first saw it I was like wow this woman really empowered herself. |
