Libby Gelman-Waxner: The Lost Years: Cameron Diaz

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November 1998: "Dirty 'Mary'"

"... I decided that the secret of its huge box office is this: There's Something About Mary features such incredibly attractive actors as Cameron, Matt, and Ben doing the stuff—most of which involves tongues and odors—that was previously reserved for John Belushi, Chris Farley, Sam Kinison, and other dead comics with weight problems."

August 1997: "Lethal 'Wedding'"

"Her best friend is Dermot Mulroney, a hunk with whom she once had a college fling; Julia and Dermot have promised each other that if they aren't married by the age of 28, they will marry each other. When I heard this bargain described early in the film, I settled blissfully into my seat, knowing that any traces of recognizable human behavior had been completely banished from the screen."