Which Cameron Diaz Character You Are, Based on Your Zodiac Sign

Mar. 15, 2025

Cameron Diaz.Photo:Netflix; Shutterstock (2)

Netflix; Shutterstock (2)

Cameron Diazhas captured fans' attention for over 30 years since her first film appearance inThe MaskwithJim Carreyin 1994.

While she initiallystepped away from acting in 2014to focus on family, she will be returning to the big screen in the upcoming Netflix filmBack in ActionwithJamie Foxxon Jan. 17.

As aVirgo, Diaz has proven time and time again that she can meticulously immerse herself into her roles and strives for perfection, no matter what.

“Virgo is distilling it down into … a really hyper-specialized branch of knowledge that it wants to build an expertise around,” astrologer Evan Nathaniel Grim previously toldPEOPLE. “The goal of a Virgo, I think, is … continuous improvement, but aiming toward perfection, and achieving that perfection through a typically very regimented daily routine.”

But even if you’re not a Virgo likeThe Holidayactress, everyone can relate closely to a character from Diaz’s films.Air signsmay relate to Elizabeth Halsey fromBad TeacherwhileEarth signsmay relate more to the headstrong Princess Fiona fromShrek.

Read on to find out which Cameron Diaz character you’re most like, according to astrologer Valerie Mesa.

Aries: Emily (Back in Action)

Emily in Back in Action.Courtesy of Netflix

Courtesy of Netflix

Taurus: Princess Fiona (Shrek)

Princess Fiona from Shrek.Dreamworks/Kobal/Shutterstock

Dreamworks/Kobal/Shutterstock

According to Mesa, “Fiona is the epitome ofTaurusenergy — strong, nurturing, fiercely loyal and down-to-earth.”

Gemini: Elizabeth Halsey (Bad Teacher)

InBad Teacher, “Elizabeth is devious, quick-witted and fickle with her moods and love interests,” Mesa explains. “This makes her a perfect fit for mischievousGemini. Her scheming plot to marry into money failed, but that doesn’t stop her from harnessing her savvy social skills and duality to get her way.”

Cancer: Mary Jensen (There’s Something About Mary)

Cameron Diaz in There’s Something About Mary.Glenn Watson/20th Century Fox/Kobal/Shutterstock

Glenn Watson/20th Century Fox/Kobal/Shutterstock

Mary is sincere, kind-hearted, and incredibly nurturing with the people around her. Much likeCancer, she’s kind to offer her love freely and unconditionally, always making others feel seen and valued. Much like the moon — which happens to be Cancer’s planetary ruler — Mary has an emotional pull that stirs something deep in those around her, effortlessly drawing them into her orbit with her heartfelt sincerity and loving nature.

Leo: Tina Carlyle (The Mask)

Tina Carlyle in The Mask.New Line Cinema/Gett

New Line Cinema/Gett

Mesa says inThe Mask,Tina is able to “hog the spotlight with charm and beauty, which makes her a classicLeo.”

“Her magnetic presence upon entering the room is enough to stop traffic, but underneath her glitz and glamor, she’s just a performer who fell in love with a mysterious man,” she adds.

Virgo: Carly Whitten (The Other Woman)

Carly Whitten in The Other Woman.Twentieth Century Fox/Lbi Prods/Kobal/Shutterstock

Twentieth Century Fox/Lbi Prods/Kobal/Shutterstock

InThe Other Woman,Mesa says that Carly is “sharp, intelligent and always a few steps ahead of the game.”

“Much likeVirgo(which also happens to be Diaz’ star sign), she’s not afraid to immerse herself in the meticulous details and stops at nothing to take down her cheater boyfriend with poise and brilliant strategy.”

Libra: Kimberly Wallace (My Best Friend’s Wedding)

My Best Friend’s Wedding.Suzanne Tenner/Tri-Star/Kobal/Shutterstock

Suzanne Tenner/Tri-Star/Kobal/Shutterstock

Kimberly is “harmony-seeking and relationship-driven” inMy Best Friend’s Wedding,which makes her “a perfect fit forLibra.”

“She’s graceful, diplomatic and values her partnerships above all else — even if it means getting caught up in a complicated love triangle,” Mesa adds. “She’s still a hopeless romantic at heart.”

Scorpio: Julianna Gianni (Vanilla Sky)

Vanilla Sky.Paramount/Getty

Paramount/Getty

LikeScorpios, " Julianna is ravishing, secretive and relentless in her pursuit of intimacy and passion,” Mesa says.

“InVanilla Sky, her toxic attraction with David is wildly complex but also devastating, with undercurrents of betrayal,” she continues. “Her smoldering and transformative presence in the film is very Plutonian.”

Sagittarius: Natalie Cook (Charlie’s Angels)

Natalie Cook in Charlie’s Angels.Ronald Siemoneit/Sygma/Sygma via Getty

Ronald Siemoneit/Sygma/Sygma via Getty

Mesa says “Natalie epitomizesSagittariusenergy with her adventure-loving and optimistic attitude and is always on the go.” InCharlie’s Angels, “she is fearless in the face of danger, loves the thrill of the chase, and has a sense of humor that can lighten the mood even in the most serious situations.”

Capricorn: Amanda Woods (The Holiday)

Amanda Woods in The Holiday.Simon Mein/Sony/Kobal/Shutterstock

Simon Mein/Sony/Kobal/Shutterstock

InThe Holiday, “Amanda’s no-nonsense attitude and relentless drive for success screamCapricorn,” Mesa says.

“She’s got her life together, but through her home-swap experience, she learns to let go and live in the moment,” she continues. “Her inability to cry at the beginning of the movie is also very Saturnian.”

Aquarius: Joy McNally-Fuller (What Happens in Vegas)

What Happens in Vegas.20th Century Fox/Regency/Kobal/Shutterstock

20th Century Fox/Regency/Kobal/Shutterstock

Like rebelliousAquarius, Mesa says “Joy is quirky and independent, with a unique sense of humor that often catches those around her off-guard.”

InWhat Happens in Vegas,“she does things her way, continuously going against the grain and pushing boundaries, much like her spontaneous and unexpected love story with Jack.”

Pisces: Sara Fitzgerald (My Sister’s Keeper)

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Sara is deeply emotional, compassionate, and intuitive, much like aPisces. Her innate empathy makes her a dedicated, loving mother, even in the face of overwhelming challenges. Like this Neptune-ruled sign, Sara’s journey revolves around sacrifice and spiritual growth. As she navigates the overwhelming emotions that come with caring for the well-being of her daughter, she’s left with no choice but to learn how to have faith, not just in others, but in herself. This mirrors Pisces’ path of learning to trust in the unseen and embracing hope even in the most uncertain times.

source: people.com