Cameron Diaz Quotes

Usually, When It's A Story About Three Women All Being Involved With The Same Man, It Ends In Some Eyeballs Being Scratched Out And Some Weaves Being Snatched Off.

I'm Honestly So Grateful To Have A Job When I Get A Job, I'm Always Amazed - I Just Appreciate What I Have When I Get It.

What Drives Me Is What I'm Putting Out Into The World, And I Like To Make Films That People Can Connect To, Or They Can Escape In.

I Had Many Years Where I Just Worked From Film To Film To Film. And Then All Of A Sudden I Went: "where Did I Put My Bags Down? Where's My Little Place I Call Home?"

We've All Gone Through Some Kind Of Betrayal, Whether It's With A Boyfriend Or A Friend Or A Family Member. That's Why This Is So Relatable To Everybody Because We All Know What It Feels Like To Feel That Betrayal.

I Think Story-telling Is Innate In Human Beings, It's Something That We've Done Since We Scrawled Across Cave Walls.

[the Other Woman]s Not Only A Story About Friendship And Women And How We Support One Another And How We're There For One Another, But It Also Shows How Different These Women Are. They Each Have Their Own Strengths And Weaknesses, And Those Strengths And Weaknesses Help Each One Of Them In Their Own Way.

I Was Like, "excuse Me, Guys. My Ass Is Going To Be Facing This Way. Do You Mind Maybe Just Standing Over There During This Take Because Something Is Going To Happen."

Friendships I Think Can Also Be Soul Mates.

Even If I Loved The Script, The Director Has To Be Right Because It's All About The Filmmaker. It's Their Vision. They're The Ones That Go Back Into The Editing Room And Reassemble The Film.

I Write Constantly, But Only In My Journals. I Have Three Of Them: One For Travel, One For Home, And One I Write In Before Bed. But The Last Thing I Want Is Other People Reading It... What's Really Fun Is Reading Your Journal, Like A Year Later.

I Did All My Heavy Partying Before I Turned Sixteen.