In the official trailer for Netflix's Back in Action, Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz play former spies who come out of retirement to protect their family.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

In “Back in Action,” Diaz and Jamie Foxx star as retired CIA spies-turned-parents. After taking a break from the action to focus on their family life, they’re pulled back into the fight when enemies realize they’re still very much alive.

In a new clip, Jamie Foxx impressed his costar Cameron Diaz by launching into several spot-on impressions: of Donald Trump, Will Smith and Jay-Z.

In the Back in Action trailer, Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz star as gunslinging, sourdough-making, pickle ball playing, unofficial CIA spies. In the official trailer, released Monday, their family makes a pit stop to grab snacks when a leather-clad crew attacks them and blows their cover.

"Meta" is one way to describe Cameron Diaz 's red carpet comeback in Berlin on Jan. 15. After a half-decade absence from the premiere circuit—and an even longer hiatus from acting—she reappeared alongside Jamie Foxx to promote her first movie in just as long. The film in question: an upcoming Netflix action-comedy aptly titled Back in Action.

Director Seth Gordon recounts the first meeting he had with Jamie Foxx when he returned to set after collapsing while in production on "Back in Action."

Hollywood darling Cameron Diaz has come out of retirement to bring us new Netflix thriller Back In Action, where she and Jamie Foxx play a married couple whose secret identities are compromised.

Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz are married spies on a mission in Netflix's upcoming espionage comedy Back in Action.

Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx Comedy 'Back in Action's' New York City premiere has been canceled due to the Los Angeles area fires.

Back in Action’ tells the story of two former CIA spies, Emily (Cameron Diaz) and Matt (Jamie Foxx), who left their careers to start a family

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