Our first guest is, without a doubt,
one of Hollywood's biggest superstars.
She's currently starring in the number one
movie in the country, Shrek 2.
Please welcome Cameron Diaz.
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Yeah.
She smells really good.
Besides looking really good, she smells really good.
Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot.
So you smell good, too.
I do?
I don't know.
I beg to differ.
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah.
That is fabulous.
Thank you.
And it's kind of-- what it is is it's summery and yet winter
fabric.
Yes, it is.
Isn't it?
It's got--
I don't understand that.
It's not any of my own--
what do they call this?
The Scottish-- oh, it has my cat's hair on it.
What is it?
It's not plaid but--
Kilt?
Yeah, tartan.
Tartan?
Tartan.
It's not mine.
It's not my family tartan.
Oh, there's a certain tartan.
Yes.
Every family has their own tartan.
But why are we talking about that?
Because we want to.
Yes, this is true.
But I want to know about that.
Why wouldn't you be wearing your own?
Who's tartan is that?
This is Louis Vuitton's tartan, apparently.
Oh, I see.
Their family.
That's really nice.
But what I don't understand-- it's
short sleeve and very little covering you up right there.
Yeah.
But yet it's a warmth-- it's like--
You know what it is?
It's the neck wrap right here that
really saves it for the warmth.
Yeah.
Because you could be completely open right now.
You could, not me.
Yeah.
But it's like a sleeveless turtleneck.
I don't understand those things.
What's the point of that?
Well, there is.
Like, I wear often like a tank top,
and then I take a scarf around my neck
because it keeps you warm.
If you keep it sort of that head, toes, neck--
if you keep all those things--
But these are extremities, too.
What about then wear gloves?
Those you just sit on like that or like this.
Like that.
That's what I do a lot.
I'll sit like this.
Yeah.
Especially if I'm playing $25,000 pyramid or something
and I can't use my hands.
Yeah.
I do that.
That's awesome.
Yeah.
All right.
Well anyway, hey, congratulations.
What a fantastic thing to be a part of such a
huge-- and rarely, sequels are better than the first.
And it is, isn't it?
I'm so proud of this film.
I'm so proud to be a part of it.
I mean, my part of it is very small.
I mean, the voices, we do it over a couple of days.
And then they send it off to these guys who
spend three years animating it.
And they really do the acting in it because they--
How long did you work on this?
Well I went in and I did one day-- like a half a day,
probably like 4-5 hours.
And I did half the film, the voice of the film.
And then a year later, I went back
and I did another five hours and did
the second half of the film.
And then they finished it.
They're the actors.
The animators just draw these characters
and create the livelihood of it.
That's how I shoot this show.
I'll do the voice.
And then they piece it together.
They piece it together, right?
Yeah.
Well, Shrek 2-- sometimes, I just
assume everybody knows what I'm talking about
and I shouldn't do that.
Shrek 2 is the movie we're talking about.
But when I did Finding Nemo, I worked
throughout the three years.
It was just-- it was like--
Did you have to sync up to your animation?
Oh, no.
Did you?
No, neither did we.
No.
I think that's what makes it so easy.
And did you like doing it, even though--
I loved it.
You do?
I do.
I mean, it's so much fun.
It's so much-- you just go in there and make all these faces.
And nobody sees them except for when you come here and do it.
Right.
Why did I do that?
I don't know.
But--
Yeah.
I didn't picture you making those faces.
Well I was doing it right now.
Have you seen the doll yet?
I haven't seen the doll.
I have it.
You do?
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah.
You really haven't seen it?
I really have not seen it.
This is it.
Oh.
Really?
Yeah.
Let me see her.
Fiona, she's awesome.
Yeah.
She--
Don't you always wonder-- we have
to know what is underneath there.
It's her.
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That's the family's tartan.
Yeah, that's the family's tartan.
And I think it's a great message.
I think the movie is so important for--
that's why I love movies like--
Mankind.
Yes.
That's why I think movies like this--
I'm happy when they're successful because they
have a good message.
The message is-- I mean--
because you don't see.
I don't read a script.
I don't know what the film really is doing,
what the other characters are doing,
or what the real story ends up being at the end of it.
So when I see the film, when all of us see the film,
like Mike and Eddie and everybody--
we see it for the first time as well.
And we just saw it like a month ago.
So we get to be fans of the film as well.
And when I first saw it and I watched
it and I saw that the message was just--
it's so timely, talking about loving yourself and accepting
yourself and loving and accepting others
for who they are.
Being able to love yourself, that's
where your happiness begins.
And you don't need anything outside of that.
You can't buy anything.
You can't buy anything that I own,
or I can't buy anything that you own
that's going to make me happier.
You're never going to be happy unless you're
happy with yourself.
And that's such a wonderful message.
It's so timely, especially how obsessed
we are with materialism in this country, in our society.
We're really hurting ourselves.
We're really digging ourselves a hole.
Absolutely.
And I really do.
I love when there are messages like that.
And it's smart.
And it's for people of all ages.
Kids like it.
And it starts teaching them to think and be smart, and get
smart humor early on.
It's like what I was talking about, that I just--
I wish nice would be cool.
Nice is cool.
Yeah.
And it's totally true, too.
By the way, the people who think that they're cool are not cool.
And the people that have no idea how cool they are,
are always the ones that just shine in the room.
And you're like, I think he's cool.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
He has no idea how cool he is.
Do you think that I'm cool?
I think--
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You know I think you're cool.
All right.
I think you're cool, too.
Oh, that was really sincere.
Yeah.
No, no.
I'll work on it.
No.
You know I think you're cool.
Oh, they say break.
Yeah.
They're saying break.
We have to.
OK.
Break.
OK.
And break.
There are so many surprises in the movie though.
There's a scene when you go back to your bedroom, your childhood
bedroom.
And there's a poster of Justin Timberlake in the--
I believe it's Sir Justin.
Sir Justin.
And you didn't know that they were going to do that?
That was a surprise?
It was a surprise.
I mean, I'm sure somebody probably told me along the way,
like years back.
But years back, I can't even remember yesterday.
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
That was before y'all were together?
Yeah.
Now how weird is that?
I'm saying it's weird.
I'm agreeing.
I thought that they put it in there as a joke.
Like, he surprised you and they asked his permission.
No.
That is like fate, isn't it?
Well I think so.
Do you call him Sir Justin?
No.
But I'm going to start calling--
Yeah, you should.
He deserves it.
I'm just going to start calling him sir.
That's what I call him.
This is when you all first met, right?
At the Nickelodeon.
Yeah.
And then you kept it on the download.
We didn't even meet when we took that picture.
That's amazing.
We hadn't even said hello.
There are rare pictures.
And there's this picture of he and I that a lot of people--
come on.
Seriously, you're the only person
that I would actually have this conversation about Justin
at all because I know your affection for him
and because you pull out things like this,
which is just so genius.
Because I think every time I've seen your show
and you put your face on somebody's body,
it's the same face.
Yes.
It's actually like the same picture, right?
Exactly.
It's awesome.
It's exactly.
Now I'm just jealous.
I adore him.
You know I adore him.
And we were talking about dancing earlier because you
are such a good dancer.
You're amazing.
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But let me just ask you this.
And then if you don't want to talk about, we don't have to.
But I'm just curious because I was a fan of his
before I met him.
And then when I met him, I just thought he's adorable.
He's funny.
He's smart.
He's sexy.
He's all these things.
But were you a fan of NSYNC before?
Did you notice him or did you not pay attention?
I had no idea.
I never even laid eyes upon him except for that first--
that day.
No.
You have never seen NSYNC?
I never.
I did possibly.
But you didn't take it in?
Take it in?
No.
Wow.
So you really met him and got his personality
when you met him and--
Yeah.
I just know him for--
I mean, he's hilarious.
You know how funny he is.
And you've all seen Saturday Night Live so--
Yeah.
He's really--
(SINGING) Bring it on down--
And of course, if you-- (SINGING) bring it on down
to Omeletteville-- of course, if anybody lets their poster be
used in Shrek 2--
No.
He's just the sweetest, kindest guy.
Isn't he?
He is awesome.
Isn't this so nice that we actually
get to have the conversation about him?
There's somebody on the show now that you could talk to.
Yeah.
Because I try to talk to everybody about it and they
won't.
Just going to say--
I try to talk to everybody about him, too.
Nobody else will.
I don't know him, Ellen.
I'm married to Melanie Griffith.
I don't know who you're talking about.
Well that's great.
And he's a lucky guy too because you're fantastic.
Do we have to break again?
Really?
Wow.
That's a whole segment of Justin.
There you go.
I was just going to ask, how he was in bed?
But we'll be right back.
So here's the thing.
We want to make your dream come true.
Sean Hayes was in the other day.
And he wanted to run the dog agility contest.
I love that.
And what do you want to do?
Well I want-- I just tried to off the top of my head
what do I want to do.
And I want to make cotton candy.
OK.
Now--
It's going to be cool.
You've actually thought about this before?
Every time.
I haven't really listened-- like, I dream about it
or have daydream or like consciously think.
But every time I see somebody doing that cotton candy,
I'm like, wow.
That looks fun.
Let's do it.
OK.
Let's do it.
Come on.
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Yeah.
I don't know which one.
I'm very excited about this.
I've never, ever-- the jacket and all.
Now you get a little messy.
Have you ever had any lesson on how to do it?
Nope.
It's my first time.
All right.
Do you know how to do it?
No.
Awesome.
All right.
So--
I think you turn it.
You're right.
That's right.
You turn it.
Whoa.
Wow.
You've done this before?
No, I haven't.
Wow.
You can catch a little bit.
I think I'm not--
I think you're taking a whole lot.
OK.
How come it's not making more?
I don't know.
Wait.
There.
All right.
Your thing broke.
Yeah.
Do another one.
And then we can--
What is this exactly?
It's a sugar, I think.
Basically.
It's sugar that just spins around.
I guess you could make this in your kitchen.
I bet you could buy one of these for your house.
But this is like-- this is basically death right here.
Well no, it's not really.
Here.
Yeah, give them out.
There you go.
All right.
So--
You're doing really good.
You can actually just put your hand in there and do it.
Supposedly, it's safe.
Really?
Yeah.
Who told you that?
Would I put you in danger?
Unless I would get Justin to myself.
That was my first thought.
Yeah.
All right.
So Shrek 2 is in theaters everywhere.
Everybody in the audience is getting the terrific Shrek 2
soundtrack.
Avril Lavigne will perform after this.
We'll be right back.
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