Cameron Diaz Revives Troop Beverly Hills Sequel

0:00It's April 8th. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Cory with the story. Cameron Diaz is reviving the 1989 cult comedy, True Beverly Hills, with a sequel in the works at TriStar Pictures. The 53-year-old star is producing and might even step in front of the camera. Filmmaker Clia Duval, who's 48, is directing and pinned the script herself. The original flick stars Shelly Long as a rich Beverly Hills mom, leading her daughter's Girl Scout troop amid a messy divorce. It bombed at the box office back then, but turned into a beloved cult hit over the years. That story drew from real life, inspired by producer Aver Freeze, and her own troop leading days with her kid. Fries passed in 2021 at 87. Diaz is on a roll after a decade off-screen, kicking off with Netflix's back-and-action alongside Jamie Foxx last year. Diaz got Jonah Hills outcome, dropping on Apple TV, April 10th, plus a rom-com with

1:01Steven Merchant, an action comedy called Bad Day, and Voicing. Princess Fiona again, in Shrek 5, come 2027. She's also producing this sequel with Lawrence Mark and her partner Kathryn Power, though plot details are still under wraps. Keep an eye out. This 90's throwback could be her next big swing.