Even though Drew Barrymore is having a great time hosting the third season of her talk show, which bears her name, she may go back to acting at some point in the future, particularly if her good buddy Adam Sandler is involved.

The celebrity was able to see “so much development” in both her personal and professional life once she began hosting talk shows. She also discussed the creation of The Drew Barrymore Show, saying, “I understood what I was presenting was not playing a role, it was being myself.” “I wanted to work as myself, regardless of what it was going to be,” you said.

In addition, the program gave her the opportunity to have a schedule that was more accommodating to her family when she was bringing up her children Frankie and Olive, who are now 8 and 10. Films involve “putting in two years of work on something that could be obsolete the next day. My gut tells me that this isn’t the correct Sisyphus, but, “she says. But according to her, performing the performance, “is not goodbye at all. This is not an instance of “I’m never going back,” however. Perhaps when the kids get a little bit older.”

The actress and producer of Charlie’s Angels, which grossed more than $500 million worldwide between the first picture and its sequel, is content working behind the camera. Charlie’s Angels were released in 2000. She claims, “I enjoyed directing, maybe I’d do commercials and TV.”

And there are certain projects that could convince her to accept the lead part in one of them. “As soon as you bring up Adam Sandler, I immediately start thinking, “Oh, maybe maybe.” Sure,’ “What can I say?

She and Adam Sandler had co-starring roles in the films 50 First Dates, The Wedding Singer, and Blended, the last of which was shot in Africa when Olive was just 8 months old.

And there are certain projects that could convince her to accept the lead part in one of them. “As soon as you bring up Adam Sandler, I immediately start thinking, “Oh, maybe maybe.” Sure,’ “she says.

She and Adam Sandler had co-starring roles in the films 50 First Dates, The Wedding Singer, and Blended, the last of which was shot in Africa when Olive was just 8 months old.

She explains, “I was frightened to bring an eight-month kid, and I was overwhelmed.” “But I did it because I know Adam would protect me in any situation. That was the only person on the face of the earth who could have persuaded me to go make a film at that particular point in time. He is dedicated to his job and his family.”

Will Kopelman, who was her husband at the time, accompanied her on this trip. She said, “And we created Frankie in that film so that one has a very close and precious place in my heart.”

Mindy Kaling recently suggested on The Drew Barrymore Show that there should be the third installment of Charlie’s Angels, and Barrymore wouldn’t say no to the idea.

“Because they are already well-known, such problems provide some fascinating difficulties. That actually adds something to an existing foundation. Because there is so much history there, they don’t even feel like putting in the effort to make movies there. It’s almost as if they’re asking, “Do you want to spend the rest of your life doing that? Where are those individuals?’ Yes. I was going to show up. I most certainly would, “she adds.

“Because if you do that, you’re talking about life experiences and spending time with people who are very important to you, and none of those things is work. That is a kind gesture.”