Cameron Diaz recently appeared on Netflix’s “SkipIntro” podcast and expressed shock over how drastically film sets changed during her 11-year acting retirement. The Netflix original movie “Back in Action” started streaming last month and marked Diaz’s first acting job since 2014’s “Annie” musical adaptation.

Cameron Diaz says she regularly dealt with “layers and layers of inappropriateness” from colleagues in the entertainment industry before she stepped away from acting in 2014.

Cameron Diaz reflected on how Hollywood has changed since the 'Me Too' movement, explaining that there were 'always layers and layers of inappropriateness' on sets earlier in her career. She added, 'Some people you have to be forceful with and put up the boundaries.

Cameron Diaz seems happy to see a change in the industry.The Hollywood star opened up about her return to Hollywood and how much the industry evolved since her last film role in 2014.

Cameron Diaz has opened up about the way movie sets always had ‘one guy’ who was inappropriate before the MeToo movement. The 52-year-old Hollywood star has reflected on how much the MeToo movement challenged what other female actresses had described as toxic movie sets.

In a candid conversation on the 'Skip Intro' podcast, Cameron Diaz said, 'The industry is so different. I have to say that MeToo changed everything'

In a recent interview for Netflix's Skip Intro podcast, the star reflected on the lack of "safety" and "security" she felt in the early days of her career. "The level of security and safety you feel as a woman now on set is - I had never felt that before this film.