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Cameron Diaz is continuing to stretch her acting muscles. The actress is staying in the Netflix game with a starring role in the upcoming Jake Szymanski-directed action-comedy Bad Day, PEOPLE confirms. Per The Hollywood Reporter, the movie will begin shooting this fall in New York and New Jersey.

Cameron Diaz has been cast in her second Netflix project as a mother whose day goes from bad to worse in the comedy Bad Day. Details are limited, but Diaz is the only confirmed cast member so far, and filming is scheduled to get started at the end of September 2025.

In a 4-star "Almost Cops" review for What's on Netflix , Carlo van Remortel called the streamer's new action comedy a "fresh and surprisingly enjoyable addition to the ever-growing Dutch Netflix catalog", and argued it was "both laugh-out-loud ridiculous and unexpectedly touching."

Stephanie Beatriz and Max Greenfield are slated to join Don't Say Good Luck, a new comedy from Netflix. The pair, best known for their respective roles in Brooklyn Nine-Nine and New Girl, have reportedly joined the cast for the upcoming film, which focuses on a high-school student (Sunny Sandler) as they learn that their mother has terminal cancer.

Leanne Morgan has been doing standup comedy for 25 years, drawing on her own life experiences for humor. Her new show on Netflix is a comedy about life after divorce and the benefits of Jell-o.

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