Cameron Diaz is developing a sequel to the successful 1989 comedy film "Troop Beverly Hills". The new film, which will be directed by Clea DuVall, is currently in development at TriStar Pictures. DuVall will also write the screenplay, while Diaz is in talks for the lead role.

The original "Troop Beverly Hills", released in 1989, was one of the most beloved comedies of its time, telling the story of a girl scout troop formed by wealthy girls from the Beverly Hills neighborhood. The sequel aims to appeal to the original film's audience.

Clea DuVall is a director known for delivering successful projects in her career. Her writing and directing the screenplay means the project will reflect the director's personal vision. Cameron Diaz, one of Hollywood's most famous actresses, returning to this type of production is generating interest in the industry.

Currently, no detailed information about the film's plot has been shared with the public. The producers plan to reveal more information as the development process progresses. The sequel is expected to present the original film's nostalgic charm with a modern vision.