What is the best Cameron Diaz movie of all time?

Romantic comedies, animated fairy tales, gritty crime dramas, and Hollywood blockbusters — her range surprises every time. Which Cameron Diaz performance do you love most?

There's Something About Mary

The 1998 Farrelly Brothers gross-out comedy that cemented Diaz as an A-list star and became one of the highest-grossing comedies of the decade.

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The Mask

Diaz's electrifying 1994 feature film debut opposite Jim Carrey, where her magnetic charm and dance sequence made her an overnight sensation.

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Being John Malkovich

Spike Jonze's 1999 surrealist comedy where Diaz received BAFTA and Golden Globe nominations for Best Supporting Actress as the frumpy Lotte.

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Charlie's Angels

The high-energy 2000 action comedy in which Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Lucy Liu kick-started a new era of fun, female-fronted blockbusters.

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Shrek

Diaz voiced Princess Fiona in the beloved 2001 DreamWorks animated fairy tale that won the first-ever Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.

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Gangs of New York

Martin Scorsese's 2002 historical epic in which Diaz earned a Golden Globe nomination alongside Daniel Day-Lewis and Leonardo DiCaprio.

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Vanilla Sky

Cameron Crowe's 2001 psychological sci-fi thriller where Diaz gave a raw, emotionally volatile performance opposite Tom Cruise.

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The Holiday

Nancy Meyers' 2006 romantic comedy in which Diaz and Kate Winslet swap homes and find love in this perennial holiday favorite.

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Any Given Sunday

Oliver Stone's 1999 gritty sports drama about the dark side of professional football, featuring Diaz as a team owner fighting for control.

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Bad Teacher

The raunchy 2011 comedy in which Diaz plays a foul-mouthed, scheming middle school teacher, leaning fully into her comedy instincts.

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In Her Shoes

Curtis Hanson's 2005 dramedy where Diaz shines as the irresponsible younger sister opposite Toni Collette in a story of sibling rivalry and growth.

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The Sweetest Thing

A 2002 raunchy romantic comedy that gave Diaz and Christina Applegate full comic freedom in a female-led road trip adventure.

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