Cameron has been very busy this summer. She triumphed in her lawsuit over a photographer who blackmailed her and has been to Hawaii for a surfing vacation with Justin Timberlake. But she has not been doing movies since “Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle” and “Shrek 2”. Now she’s back opposite Toni Colette and Shirley Maclaine in the comedy “In Her Shoes”.

“In Her Shoes” is a movie about the falling out and eventual appreciation for each other between two sisters, Rose (Colette) and Maggie (Diaz). The reconciliation between the two sisters is aided by the discovery of a long lost maternal grandmother Ella (MacLaine).

“Maggie is like a child. She seems tough and outgoing, but she’s really very lonely, selfish and self-centered. To make her way through life, she can only use sexuality, looks and charisma. Eventually, she realizes these things are running dry, and that she must adopt a different way of living by relating to the people who love her. But she has always seen herself as a victim. She never takes responsibility for her actions, so she doesn’t really understand how she has arrived at such a bad place. When Rose throws her out, she truly has no friends to rely on, no place to go. She is desperate and terrified, and everything she does stem from that fear”, Cameron said on the role of Maggie.

When asked how she liked filming in a Florida retirement home, she answered, “I can’t wait to be that age and hanging out with a bunch of people all day playing golf and going to the beach. We’ll be laughing and having a good time, driving golf carts around and getting loopy on our prescription drugs. If you’re at that age and you’re not hooked up to a machine lying in bed with your loved ones around you asking if you need anything, you’re so lucky.”

I for one think that Cameron will still be active and bubbly when the time comes she has to retire from acting. She has that fun-loving personality apparent in some of her movie roles. Although less wild and more subdued now, she still knows how to have fun. I predict that this all-American beauty will still be a fixture in American cinema in the years to come.