Cameron Diaz Retracts Reports About Jamie Foxx's 'Back to Work' Film Set Behavior

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That would be Cameron Diaz Back at work Along with Jamie Foxx on Netflix and Charlie’s Angels The star is defending her co-star against claims she was difficult to work with.

In a new interview, Diaz broke her silence about working with Foxx and reports that she is starring alongside Foxx in the film. Django Unchained The star will influence her career.

“I really hate all the things that were said about our group at the time,” Diaz said. Lipstick on edge A podcast about the rumors spread in the media during filming Back at work. “You just want to scream at the top of your lungs, like, ‘What are you talking about?’

Diaz went on to praise Foxx, adding: “Jimmy is, like, a cheerleader for the whole crew. Everyone loves him. We had so much fun on set with him and he is just a professional on every level.

Back at work It is Diaz’s return to cinema after 2014 that IWhich she co-starred in with Foxx. Diaz also shared credits with Foxx in 1999 Any Sunday.

“Jimmy is the best. I love this guy so much. He’s a special person, very talented and very fun,” she added. “The hiccups that happened during the production process are a normal kind of thing that happens. But nothing was delayed other than the ending, obviously. This is something I have no right to talk about.”

Fox suffered “medical complications” last April, and is still recovering from them, which Diaz is happy to know.

“When I see and hear people trying to bring someone else down like that… [Jamie is] “Very elegant,” she said. “He’s like, ‘No.’ Just let them [talk].’ However, it made me really angry.

Back at work It is a film directed by Seth Gordon, co-written by Brendan O’Brien, and starring Foxx and Diaz. The film stars Kyle Chandler, Glenn Close, Andrew Scott, Jimmy Demetriou, McKenna Roberts, and Rylan Jackson.