Jennifer Lopez recently revealed the personal reason she was drawn to her new movie, “Unstoppable,” during a Q&A at the Toronto International Film Festival. The star plays Judy Robles, mother of NCAA champion wrestler Anthony Robles, who was born with only one leg. Lopez was moved by the story of Judy’s struggle with domestic violence, which she found relatable to her own experiences. The film, based on Anthony’s memoir, highlights Judy’s abusive relationship with her husband, played by Bobby Cannavale. Lopez met Judy over Zoom and felt a deep connection with her, realizing they shared similar struggles and were both mothers at their core.
“Unstoppable,” produced by Lopez, Ben Affleck, and Matt Damon, tells the inspiring true story of Anthony Robles. During the Q&A, Lopez emphasized Judy’s resilience and dedication to her family, portraying her as an example of strength and determination. The film also features Jharrel Jerome, Michael Peña, and Don Cheadle in key roles, with a theatrical release scheduled for December 2024.
At the premiere, Lopez stunned in a glamorous mirror ball gown while Affleck was notably absent. Despite their recent divorce, Lopez remains focused on her work, pouring her heart and soul into projects like “Unstoppable.” Joined by co-star Matt Damon, the actress exuded confidence and grace on the red carpet, showcasing her talent and commitment to storytelling. “Unstoppable” promises to be a moving and powerful film that sheds light on important issues like resilience, family, and overcoming adversity.
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