there are more pics at:
www.clasos.com/clasos/pre...oria=news#
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I am glad she has moved away from the romantic comedies for a while!
YES! That's what I'm talkin about, Jen needs to do another movie like AUL, after that American Darlings with Kidman, then a sci-fi movie (think "The Cell"), and I really really want Jen to do a horror movie so bad, a really scary one, and then an action movie, NO MORE Romantic comedies until after 2010.
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U guys im so excited im gunna die until that movie comes out!! And thats funny u said horror cuz my cuz and I where just talkin bout that and she said it would b koo too!!
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OMG! That's my dream ! Jennifer in a Horror Movie !Quote:
and I really really want Jen to do a horror movie so bad, a really scary one
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I LIKE THIS PICTURES OF JENNY IN MEXICO:
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Run For the "Oscar" Jenny run !
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With MARC
Run For the "Oscar" Jenny run !
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She looks like a good runner! Didnt she take track?!?
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Yep, she took track in HS.
I like her look in this movie.....something new -n- different.
I like her look in this movie.....something new -n- different.
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I love how Jen can look good in any look, not too many chicks can do this or be as versatile with their looks like Jen.
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I love how Jen can look good in any look, not too many chicks can do this or be as versatile with their looks like Jen.
HERE ALL THE LOOK OF JENNY:
1995 MY FAMILY
1995 MONEY TRAIN
1996 JACK
1996 BLOOD AND WINE
1997 SELENA
1997 ANACONDA
1997 U TURN
1998 OUT OF SIGHT
2000 THE CELL
2001 THE WEDDING PLANNER
2001 ANGEL EYES
2002 ENOUGH
2002 MAID IN MANHATTAN
2003 GIGLI
2004 JERSEY GIRL
2004 SHALL WE DANCE?
2005 MONSTER IN-LAW
2005 AN UNFINISHED LIFE
2006 BORDERTOWN
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the pics are great. I knew there'd be more filming. This movie is gonna be amazing, i can just feel it. Jen is giving it her all, 150%.
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US Weekly comment: JEN RUNNING AWAY FROM MARC'S KFC-LOVING ASS!!!
Twitter: @timmylovesjlo
^ i posted 2 vid's on page 22 earlier and you can download them
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Jen seems happy
I'm happy.
Can't wait to see Bordertown!
I'm happy.
Can't wait to see Bordertown!
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more pictures of jen and marc on the set of bordertown from 10/6/05
www.clasos.com/clasos/pre...goria=news
and
www.clasos.com/clasos/pre...goria=news
www.clasos.com/clasos/pre...goria=news
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www.clasos.com/clasos/pre...goria=news
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kool pix... ...i am dying to see marc wit his kids and jen out and about...
Where's J.Lo?
By SHERYL KORNMAN
You'll never see her in the movie, but Krystle Zelk, a University of Arizona junior, doesn't care.
The 20-year-old Rio Rico High School graduate is standing in for Jennifer Lopez, who is in Nogales, Son., this week shooting scenes for her next film, "Bordertown."
Zelk was just a gawker Wednesday night along Calle Elas in Nogales as Lopez shot a scene as a newspaper reporter from Chicago.
The reporter is looking into the mysterious deaths of some 350 young women who worked in maquiladoras in Juarez, across the river from El Paso.
The film's story is based on fact. The killings, which continue, have never been solved.
Lopez is one of the producers of the movie, which also stars Antonio Banderas, Martin Sheen and Edward James Olmos.
The writer-director is Gregory Nava, who directed Lopez in her breakout performance in the film "Selena."
More than 1,000 Nogales residents - J.Lo fans like Zelk - lined the street Wednesday night to see Lopez arrive with a police escort, sirens wailing, to film a bit of the story.
Zelk said she asked a production assistant how she could get cast as an extra in the movie.
The production hired about 200 locals and was still hiring more yesterday.
Some would play dead factory workers in a morgue scene.
Others would be young factory workers living in a shantytown that was built by the film crew on a hill just above a real landfill in Nogales.
The shantytown is so realistic that locals moved in before shooting started, thinking new shacks had been built for the city's impoverished, said Wayne Parviainen, who lives in Hollywood and is working on "Bordertown's" L.A.-based transportation crew.
Zelk said she was told to "just show up" at 7 a.m. yesterday in the lobby of Hotel Plaza Nogales, where the Nogales production crew is headquartered. Lopez is at more luxurious digs, the Esplendor Resort in Rio Rico.
The student said she waited until 10 a.m. for someone from casting to arrive. The night shoot the previous day kept everybody up late.
The petite young woman, who at 5 feet 5 matches Lopez's height, turned down the first offer she got, to play a nude corpse, one of the murder victims. When she said she didn't want to be nude, they told her she might stand in for Lopez instead.
That means she'd stand around doing nothing, to save the star from the dreary task, while cameras and lighting are set for filming.
At first, Stephanie Romero, 17, her sister (they have different fathers), was a candidate for J.Lo stand-in because of her resemblance to the star. But at 5 feet 3, she was too short.
Both young women stood patiently yesterday afternoon at a staging area down the hill from the shantytown, waiting to be called to the set.
Tucsonan Blanca Gonzales, who worked in wardrobe at Old Tucson Studios and is bilingual, was hired to work wardrobe on location in Nogales.
From the back of a wardrobe truck, she handed out necklaces, purses, work shoes, T-shirts, pants and maroon vests to the Mexican teens hired to play maquiladora workers.
Dressing and production trailers were scattered among the piles of twisted metal and other trash that line the rocky road to the "shantytown."
Shelli Hall, who directs Tucson's film office, visited the movie's production crew yesterday to encourage movie-making in Arizona and handed out T-shirts that said "Tucson onfilm."
Last night, unless rain spoiled the shoot, the shantytown was to have been blown up in a pivotal scene for "Bordertown."
By SHERYL KORNMAN
You'll never see her in the movie, but Krystle Zelk, a University of Arizona junior, doesn't care.
The 20-year-old Rio Rico High School graduate is standing in for Jennifer Lopez, who is in Nogales, Son., this week shooting scenes for her next film, "Bordertown."
Zelk was just a gawker Wednesday night along Calle Elas in Nogales as Lopez shot a scene as a newspaper reporter from Chicago.
The reporter is looking into the mysterious deaths of some 350 young women who worked in maquiladoras in Juarez, across the river from El Paso.
The film's story is based on fact. The killings, which continue, have never been solved.
Lopez is one of the producers of the movie, which also stars Antonio Banderas, Martin Sheen and Edward James Olmos.
The writer-director is Gregory Nava, who directed Lopez in her breakout performance in the film "Selena."
More than 1,000 Nogales residents - J.Lo fans like Zelk - lined the street Wednesday night to see Lopez arrive with a police escort, sirens wailing, to film a bit of the story.
Zelk said she asked a production assistant how she could get cast as an extra in the movie.
The production hired about 200 locals and was still hiring more yesterday.
Some would play dead factory workers in a morgue scene.
Others would be young factory workers living in a shantytown that was built by the film crew on a hill just above a real landfill in Nogales.
The shantytown is so realistic that locals moved in before shooting started, thinking new shacks had been built for the city's impoverished, said Wayne Parviainen, who lives in Hollywood and is working on "Bordertown's" L.A.-based transportation crew.
Zelk said she was told to "just show up" at 7 a.m. yesterday in the lobby of Hotel Plaza Nogales, where the Nogales production crew is headquartered. Lopez is at more luxurious digs, the Esplendor Resort in Rio Rico.
The student said she waited until 10 a.m. for someone from casting to arrive. The night shoot the previous day kept everybody up late.
The petite young woman, who at 5 feet 5 matches Lopez's height, turned down the first offer she got, to play a nude corpse, one of the murder victims. When she said she didn't want to be nude, they told her she might stand in for Lopez instead.
That means she'd stand around doing nothing, to save the star from the dreary task, while cameras and lighting are set for filming.
At first, Stephanie Romero, 17, her sister (they have different fathers), was a candidate for J.Lo stand-in because of her resemblance to the star. But at 5 feet 3, she was too short.
Both young women stood patiently yesterday afternoon at a staging area down the hill from the shantytown, waiting to be called to the set.
Tucsonan Blanca Gonzales, who worked in wardrobe at Old Tucson Studios and is bilingual, was hired to work wardrobe on location in Nogales.
From the back of a wardrobe truck, she handed out necklaces, purses, work shoes, T-shirts, pants and maroon vests to the Mexican teens hired to play maquiladora workers.
Dressing and production trailers were scattered among the piles of twisted metal and other trash that line the rocky road to the "shantytown."
Shelli Hall, who directs Tucson's film office, visited the movie's production crew yesterday to encourage movie-making in Arizona and handed out T-shirts that said "Tucson onfilm."
Last night, unless rain spoiled the shoot, the shantytown was to have been blown up in a pivotal scene for "Bordertown."
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