"The #MeToo movement changed everything." There was a time when Cameron Diaz was one of Hollywood's biggest It girls. Throughout the early 2000s, she starred in countless box office hits: The Holiday,

Cameron Diaz reflected on how Hollywood has changed since the 'Me Too' movement, explaining that there were 'always layers and layers of inappropriateness' on sets earlier in her career. She added, 'Some people you have to be forceful with and put up the boundaries.

"You were like, 'God, here he comes again,'" she tells SkipIntro The post Cameron Diaz Says #MeToo Put a Stop to ‘That One Guy’ on Every Set: ‘Layers of Inappropriateness’ appeared first on TheWrap.

Cameron Diaz says she regularly dealt with “layers and layers of inappropriateness” from colleagues in the entertainment industry before she stepped away from acting in 2014.

Cameron Diaz has shared how different she finds working on movie production sets, after a decade away from the screen. In an interview on the SkipIntro podcast, Diaz shared: “The industry is so different.

Cameron Diaz seems happy to see a change in the industry.The Hollywood star opened up about her return to Hollywood and how much the industry evolved since her last film role in 2014.

Cameron Diaz shares how the movie industry transformed post-MeToo as she makes her comeback in Netflix's Back in Action. Reflecting on past challenges

Cameron Diaz says Netflix's set misconduct hotline highlights major industry changes since her 11-year acting break.

Cameron Diaz has recently weighed in on working in Hollywood after MeToo movement.“The industry is so different, “said the Knight and Day actress in a new interview with the

In a recent interview for Netflix's Skip Intro podcast, the star reflected on the lack of "safety" and "security" she felt in the early days of her career. "The level of security and safety you feel as a woman now on set is - I had never felt that before this film.