Is Cameron Diaz the New Goldie Hawn?

Both actresses share a distinct ability to get serious in even the most ridiculously comedic moments. In Death Becomes Her, a possessed Hawn turns into a laser-fierce zombie with a hole for a torso. Oh, immortality! Such a chore.

In My Best Friend's Wedding, Diaz confronts the always-nefarious Julia Roberts with a sampling of Hawn's wide-eyed conviction. She's dead serious -- commandingly so -- but it's all in the name of a joyously smart and funny scene.

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Comments

  • Matchmf says:

    No, but Ana Faris is! Diaz is not even close. This article is a little late in her career isn't it?

  • Obee Juan Kenobi says:

    The new Goldie Hawn is Anna Faris, not Cameron Diaz. Cameron Diaz is simply Cameron Diaz.

  • JaySin420 says:

    I think it's a good comparison, they're both hot and funny and have been around a while.
    And yea Faris might fit better, but she hasn't been around long enough.

  • happygolucky says:

    The similarity that I detect is that Diaz, like Hawn, is comfortable in her own skin.

  • Citizen Bitch says:

    They both have blonde hair.

  • jcoa says:

    Kate Hudson is going to be so pissed when she finds out she's not the new Goldie Hawn.

  • Morganlefey says:

    Interesting comparison. I do appreciate the mention of Overboard (one of my all-time guilty pleasure movies)...

  • Louis Virtel says:

    But Anna Faris is too cheeky. Like, grossout, utterly bawdy humor -- though hilarious. Hawn and Diaz balance bubbly and subversive more comparably.

  • Mooshki says:

    I mostly agree with this, but I don't think Cameron is quite as likeable. She has a bit of iciness to her sometimes.