'Bad Teacher' star Cameron Diaz covers the Harper's Bazaar June 2012 issue. The gorgeous star who looks sultry yet classy in the pictorial for the magazine opens up on a variety of topics revealing her thoughts about other actors and her thoughts about starting a family.
The promotion of the 'What to Expect When You're Expecting'
movie brings Cameron Diaz back into the spotlight. After the
InStyle May 2012
interview, we get the chance to see the star in a new
fabulous pictorial and interview with Harper's Bazaar UK. If the
previous pictorial showed us the star's feminine side, the Tom
Munro photoshoot shows us her tomboy side with a fabulous sultry
allure. The all-white look fits the star perfectly and exudes that
fab, much craved summery allure.
In the accompanying interview, the star reveals some of her
preferences in places and people. Apparently, the gorgeous 39 years
old star loves London and particularly parks: 'What I love about
London is all the green spaces – you know how every little
neighborhood will have a little park or a square.... I like to get
walking in a city. I always find myself in very interesting places.
I love London.'
However, the fabulous landscapes aren't the only thing the star
loves about Britain. British men are also high on the diva's list.
Her fav things about them? 'I love their sense of humor and the
sense of chivalry and charm. It’s something that is innately a part
of the culture – we don’t have that over here, it’s not the same in
America" the star stated.
The admiration for all things British also extends to stars and
she reveals that she has a soft spot for Colin Firth whom she sees
as the perfect reflection of true Britishmen: 'He’s the perfect
Englishman. Just enough of the self-effacing to a point that it’s
comfortable for other people, but also totally charming and
engaging to where he makes you feel special. He’s got that British
honesty.”
There are also other fellow actors who are close to the star's
heart and Gwyneth Paltrow is one of them. Since Gwyneth also had to
deal with the death of her father, she was one of the people who
was extremely supportive when she went through the same experience:
'We became very close after my dad’s death. She reached out and it
was very sweet. We bonded on that.”
Regarding more special bonds, like the ones that come with
marrying and starting a family, the actress declared: “I’m not
sitting there going, ‘Oh my God, when am I going to get married?
When am I going to have a baby?’ I would be remiss if I was living
my life wishing I had something other than what I have. If one day,
I am blessed with the experience of having a child, I would be
overjoyed, but I am not sitting here feeling empty because I
haven’t yet, or that I may not.”
For anyone who's ever asked themselves how Cameron might be like as
a person, Melissa Whitworth who interviewed her can shed some
light on the subject:'We spent three hours together… Drank a bottle
of rosé, ate food and talked and talked. That’s the best way to
experience someone and work out what makes them tick: when they are
utterly relaxed. It was one of my favorite interviews in the 13
years I’ve been doing this. She’s been interviewed into oblivion
over the last 18 years, so I expected her to be jaded, but not a
bit.”
Photo courtesy of Harper's Bazaar


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