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Cameron Diaz: Life in Pictures

Cameron Diaz The happy girl It’s no surprise that Cameron Diaz is always smiling; she has a lot to be happy about. For starters, she’s one of the only actresses to be paid $20 million for a movie (“Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle”). And she didn’t waste a decade flipping burgers to get there, either. For Cameron, it’s been a pretty streamlined trip to the top.

Cameron Diaz

The happy girl

It’s no surprise that Cameron Diaz is always smiling; she has a lot to be happy about. For starters, she’s one of the only actresses to be paid $20 million for a movie (“Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle”). And she didn’t waste a decade flipping burgers to get there, either. For Cameron, it’s been a pretty streamlined trip to the top.  (Jacques Brinon / Associated Press)

Cameron Diaz -- Skeletor

Skeletor

Growing up, people called Cameron “Skeletor” because she was naturally so skinny. (Hate her yet?) Also, Cameron’s mix of Cuban, Native American, German and English blood gave her a unique, model-perfect appearance. By 1989, at just 16, she was repped by Elite.

Cameron spent the remainder of her teens traveling around the world, mugging for major brands like Levi’s and Calvin Klein.  (Nicholas Kamm / AFP/Getty Images)

Cameron Diaz -- There's something

There’s something about Cameron …

... that annoys a lot of people. For starters, rumors allege that Cameron is always late, and that she only washes her face with Evian water. Anna Faris’ hideously annoying character in “Lost in Translation” is said to be a caricature of Cameron.  (Elisabetta Villa / Getty Images)

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