Cameron Diaz admitted that fame made her feel like a “child” because “she could do nothing for herself”.
“Because of your reputation, they behave like babies,” he said. “They treat you like you are so precious that you can do nothing for yourself, everything must be done for you. This takes a lot away from sense of autonomy you and the ability to take care of yourself “he explained.
In a new interview on the “Rule Breakers” podcast, the actress said that she accepted roles in movie series, such as the “Shrek” and “Charlie’s Angels” franchises, because they overturned “typical” narratives about women.
The American actress stressed that she could do much more, however, as she underlined “in the 1990s and early 2000s – there was still intense, intense misogyny».
“The level of exploitation… just affected the whole industry,” he added.
Presenter Michelle Visage said that sexism was so entrenched in the system that women often defied misogyny, with the actress agreeing: “It was normal for you to laugh so that you could get through it unscathed.”
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