Jennifer Lopez Reevaluates Her Relationship With Her Kids Due to Her Role in Movie 'The Mother'
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The 'On the Floor' actress opens up on the impact her role in the Netflix action thriller had on her relationship with her own children whom she shares with ex-husband Marc Anthony.

AceShowbiz - Jennifer Lopez's movie "The Mother" made her "overanalyse" her relationship with her own children. The 53-year-old singer-and-actress - who shares 15-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband Marc Anthony - portrays an assassin who comes out of hiding to protect her estranged daughter in the Netflix movie and she found working on the film benefitted her own personal life because it made her reevaluate her bond with her kids and how it changes as they get older.

"It really helped me to overanalyse it, because when you're living your life you're not really analyzing it, but when you're working on a character, you go deeper into what they're going through," she told Mexico's Vogue magazine.

"It made me think what does she need to do to move from a mother-baby relationship to her adult relationship? Are you going to hide things from me or are we going to be open and forthcoming? All those questions were coming up in my mind."

The "Hustlers" star - who is married to Ben Affleck - also reflected on how she felt stereotyped in her early days as an actress. She said, "At first I think I only got parts where I had an accent. And then it gradually changed because I stood my ground. I just wanted to play 'a girl,' you know, I didn't even want to know what her last name or her first name was."

Jennifer's first role as just "a girl" was opposite Matthew McConaughey in 2001's "The Wedding Planner" and the impact the romcom had on her career was huge. She reflected, "Normally you would have seen figures like Meg Ryan, Sandra Bullock, or Julia Roberts in that role. But once that happened, once I was given that role, I think things really changed."

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