Cameron Diaz has nothing but love for her pal Tom Cruise.

When the actress was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday, she says it “was great” to see Cruise and wife Katie Holmes gathered with the hundreds of fans to cheer her on.

“I was really happy to see them,” Diaz told Usmagazine.com at the NYC premiere of My Sister’s Keeper Wednesday. “They were wonderful. It was fantastic. It was so lovely of them to come out and show support. My whole family was there and my friends were there. And I consider them that as well. So it was really wonderful to have them there.”

Diaz, who starred with Cruise in 2001’s Vanilla Sky, told Us that she will once again appear on screen with the star.

According to Variety, the pair have approved the script for Wichita, a flick about an undercover agent who meets a woman who’s had nothing but bad luck with men.

The 36-year-old star told Us she can’t wait to start working with Cruise on the movie, which is set for a 2010 release.

“Well, if I didn’t like it, I wouldn’t be doing it,” she said. “I’m very, very excited about doing it. It’s an action film, so I’m really excited to work him.”

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Cameron Diaz smiles and waves to fans as she leaves MTV studios in NYC after taping a segment promoting her new movie, “My Sister’s Keeper,” which premieres tonight, June 24, 2009.

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Cameron Diaz is back on the big-screen in the riveting, bittersweet emotional drama ‘My Sister’s Keeper,’ featuring Abigail Breslin and Sofia Vassilieva, and she talks to our Kevin Frazier about what it was like playing a mom.

“I understand what it’s like to love deeply,” she tells Kevin. “I have nieces and nephews. I don’t know what it’s like to have my own child, but I know what it is to care about people.”

In theaters June 26, ‘My Sister’s Keeper’ finds Cameron as Sara, a mother who is devastated when her precious toddler daughter Kate (Sofia) comes down with a rare form of leukemia. Sara and her husband Brian (Jason Patric) conceive another child out of desperation, a daughter named Anna (Abigail), who is a perfect genetic match and will be able to save her sister’s life. But the family’s world is turned upside down with Anna decides, at age 11, to seek emancipation to avoid being forced to give her sister a kidney.

“Each one of them is just doing what they believe is the right thing,” says Cameron of the film’s characters. “What [my character] wants to do is save her child.”

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