Jennifer Lopez saved Jane Fonda’s film career – new revelations of the actress

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It turns out that Jennifer Lopez, who is known not only as a singer, but also a successful actress, played an important role in the triumphant return of 84-year-old Jane Fonda to cinema. According to Fonda herself, J. Lo literally saved her career thanks to her collaboration on the 2005 film If the Mother-in-Law is a Monster. The actress, who at that time was already over 60 years old, did not hope to be on the big screen again until she landed a role in the famous comedy.

The biggest success for me was to get a role in the film “If the mother-in-law is a monster” at that point in my career when I had not worked in the acting business for more than 15 years, she admitted in an interview with the Daily Mirror.

According to Fonda, Jay Lo literally shared a piece of her success with her when they appeared in the frame together. It looks like the younger pop star helped Jane Fonda gain new fans.

We shot with Jennifer Lopez and it was a great comeback for me. I was almost 65 years old when I suddenly got this role. It’s the only smart move in my career – people will go to the movies to see J.Lo and rediscover Fonda. And so it happened, she concluded.

The picture was a success and collected at the box office more than 150 million dollars, remembered by viewers around the world. After the role of Viola Fields, Fonda began to be more actively invited to new projects, although the heyday of her career, it would seem, was left far behind in the 60s and 70s, which glorified Jane with roles in the cult films “Barbarella”, “Predators”, “Barefoot in the Park” and “The Chase”. Fonda’s latest film work is the film “Book Club”, released in 2018.

Note that the actress has been giving interviews often lately. The other day, she spoke with Vogue magazine, to which she frankly admitted that she regrets a facelift and urged girls to change their minds before resorting to plastic surgery, which, in her opinion, is addictive.