Demi Moore receive praises from ‘Charlie’s Angles: Full Throttle’ cast

Demi Moore reunited with her Charlie Angles: Full Throttle co-stars, Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu after 21 years to celebrate her award-winning movie The Substance.

In a Zoom call reunion for Vanity Fair, Barrymore, the actress and talk show host, began the conversation, admiring her friendship with the iconic cast.

"We are four women who love each other, respect each other, have known each other, have worked together, and celebrate female friendship," she said.

Liu expressed her admiration for Moore's performance, saying that, "we are so proud of you. There’s so much vulnerability in the strength that you are able to put on camera."

Barrymore also commended Moore for stepping away from the spot light to focus on her family, as she said, “You exercised a ‘take it or leave it'” attitude and said, ‘I’m a whole person. I’m going to go be a whole person. I don’t need this right now.’”

Comparing the bikini scene filmed with Diaz which garnered a huge audience, Moore emphasised that it was meant to serve the story rather than define herself.

Comparing her new role with her Charlie Angles character, she said, "I felt more of the experience that my character [in The Substance] goes through in my 40s than I feel today."

Diaz noted that objectification of women is a universal theme that most can relate to. "All women, we are conditioned to be objectified period,” she said. “Whether we are movie stars [or not], it’s just every woman. We serve that objectification. We try to meet its request in so many ways.”

The movie Charlie’s Angles: Full Throttle was released in June 2003.