Cameron appeared to be enjoying her time on the set of ‘Knight and Day’ on Nov 30th as she continues filming in Spain.  I’ve updated the gallery with a few candids!

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I’ve added a new-ish photoshoot of Cameron and some of the cast of My Sister’s Keeper into the gallery.Enjoy!

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- Photoshoot Sessions > Session #93

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With plans to continue filming the upcoming feature flick Knight and Day overseas, long time friends Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise took an exciting visit to Sevilla, Spain on Saturday to scope out the location of their action- comedy. Accompanied by director James Mangold, Diaz seemed to be very happy during her visit to the House of Pilatos, jumping around and laughing with Tom, who had just finished filming scenes from the movie in Boston earlier this month. The film, which is set to hit theaters in 2010, follows a renegade couple played by Tom and Cameron on the run from the law.

Source:  OK Magazine

Don’t worry…  they were shooting a scene for ‘Knight & Day’ in Salzburg, Austria on November 24th. Tom was filming a romantic dinner scene while Cameron, eavesdrops on his meal in this scene. Click on the images to view more in the gallery!

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- Movie Productions > Knight & Day > On The Set – 26th November

Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz has said she loves getting older as it allows her to get sexier and more confident.

The 37-year-old star, whose new movie The Box will soon be released, said that she doesn’t mind the fact she is approaching 40.

Asked if she is sad to be taking on more mature roles, she said to UK magazine Look: “No, I love getting older! I feel more self-possessed, which I think allows you to be more sexy, more confident.

“It’s also natural that as I get older I play mothers and wives and be part of different kinds of films. Women are obsessed with looking young, but what about the innocence of youth?

“The thing to envy in young people is not how they look but their innocence.”

The once-upon-a-time spoofing that began with 2001′s Shrek will conclude when Shrek Forever After, the fourth computer-animated comic adventure starring the hygiene-challenged ogre — and the first in 3-D — arrives May 21. A trailer premieres Dec. 18 at showings of Avatar.

“All that was loved about Shrek in the first film is brought to the final film,” promises Bill Damaschke, head of creative production at DreamWorks. Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz are back as the voices of Shrek, sidekick Donkey and ogress wife Fiona.

The premise is the Brothers Grimm meetIt’s a Wonderful Life: After rescuing a princess, getting hitched and fathering triplets, Shrek is feeling over-domesticated. “He has lost his roar,” says director Mike Mitchell (Sky High, Deuce Bigelow: Male Gigolo). “It used to send villagers running away in terror. Now they run to him and ask him to sign their pitchforks and torches.”

To regain his ogre mojo, he strikes a deal with Rumpelstiltskin, the wee troublemaker who popped up briefly in Shrek 2 and 3.

Though certain websites wrongly, and somewhat bizarrely, list Paul McCartney as the voice of the vile schemer, it is actually non-Beatle Walt Dohrn, the film’s head of story, who does the honors.

Of course, the pact goes awry and Shrek must confront what life would be like in Far Far Away if he had never existed. That translates into Donkey being forced into cart-pulling duty, fat and lazy Puss in Boots trading his sword for a pink bow and the underhanded Rumpelstiltskin ruling the kingdom.

No Shrek outing would be complete without new characters, and there are a bunch. Comedians Kathy Griffin and Kristin Schaal (Flight of the Conchords) are witches who hunt ogres. On the side of good is an underground resistance group led by Jon Hamm of Mad Men. “He is the best-looking ogre you’ve ever seen,” Mitchell says.

So does Shrek Forever After wrap up with everyone living happily ever after? “I hate to give away the ending,” Mitchell says, “but yes.”

Filming has been suspended on Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz’s new movie Knight And Day after two people were injured when seven bulls escaped the set onto the streets of Spain.

The animals, which were being used to recreate scenes from the country’s annual Pamplona bull run, fled onto the streets of Cadiz until they were recaptured approximately 40 minutes later. Two women were slightly hurt during the stampede, according to local police and officials, leading the mayor’s office to call off shooting until safety procedures are re-evaluated.

A spokesperson for the mayor of Cadiz says, “Nothing will be filmed in Cadiz until we have a new plan that guarantees the safety of local residents.” Producer Calle Cruzada insists he did not know how the bulls managed to escape.

But the incident will further the fears of an anti-bullfighting organisation, whose members have pleaded with Cruise and Diaz to pull out of the movie. Cas International released a statement last week (beg16Nov09), that read, “Apart from the fact that bulls are abused for this movie, we also fear that after seeing this movie, even more American and other tourists will participate in the bull runs in Pamplona and elsewhere in Spain.”

Cruise and Diaz were due to fly to Spain to start filming their scenes next weekend