that moment’unstoppable” Once announced, it caused a huge sensation. The film was scheduled to premiere at the DGA Theater in Los Angeles on Tuesday. However, it was suddenly canceled at the last minute due to the fire. Still, the film, produced by Jennifer Lopez’s ex-husband Ben Affleck, will be available digitally.
You can watch Jennifer Lopez and her ex-husband Ben Affleck in Unstoppable when and where
“Unstoppable” is a biographical film based on the life of American wrestler Anthony Robles (played by Jarrell Jerome). Born with only one leg, the wrestler was gifted with a never-back-down spirit that helped him overcome obstacles and pursue his dreams. In the true story of becoming a national champion, Jennifer Lopez plays the role of his mother. This truly inspiring story will be available for digital streaming on Prime Videos in India on January 16th.
Jennifer Lopez Talks ‘Unstoppable’
“When I read the script, I found it to be a very inspirational story. It was so successful. We don’t have a ton of movies that target Latino families, so I wanted to do that. It’s always, like, a struggle and a struggle and, even though here It was a struggle but it was a victory in the end,” Jennifer told PTI.
When the actress met the real-life Judy and Anthony, she knew the story should be told. She said: “He was truly an extraordinary man, but behind this very powerful man there was always one person, and that was an equally powerful person, and that was his mum Judy. To be able to do this and be him I feel very honored to be my mother.
Additionally, when Judy Robles was first told that JLo would be playing her in the movie, she expressed disbelief. However, this skepticism turned to admiration and affection as the actress was able to portray Judy perfectly. “She played me perfectly. She was absolutely amazing. She played me better than I could have done myself. There were a lot of times where she kept asking me, ‘Is this okay? Is this what you would do?’ ‘She’s loyal to me and I really appreciate and value that,” Judy said.
