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Save the Children is an organization close to Jennifer’s heart. Save the Children is dedicated to helping children in poverty here in the United States. Jennifer serves as a member of their board and has been named as one of their Artist Ambassadors.
“I think that kids inspire you to do everything you can. You want to a great role model. But you don’t need to be inspired to help other kids. You don’t have to be a mom. You just see other kids in need and you want to reach out to them. It’s just a basic human emotion.”

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While at the Hampton’s International Film Festival Jennifer spoke with Entertainment Tonight about her new film The Tribes of Palos Verdes and about putting herself into her characters.
Jennifer Garner gave her latest movie her all.
The 45-year-old actress plays a woman betrayed by her husband in her new film, The Tribes of Palos Verdes, which she also executive produced.
“It was just really exciting getting to be a part of getting this movie made,” Garner told ET at the Hamptons International Film Festival on Friday. “It’s one of those tiny little movies that’s an engine that could.”
While Garner had no trouble fitting into her role as producer, she says her part as a single mom in the movie was “its own bear to get through.”
“Anytime that you’re playing someone who is going through something, you have to just figure it out, and you actually — believe it or not — don’t use your own life as much as you might think,” said the actress, who filed for divorce from husband Ben Affleck in April. “It really is its own bear to get through.”
“You just get into that place. That’s your job, and then you shake it off, because you have to go home and raise your kids,” she explained. “It’s just like any other time I do a scene with an emotional place.”
Garner may have played down the effort she put into the film’s heartbreaking scene where her character finds out her husband is cheating on her, but director Emmett Malloy told ET that she really “went for it.”
“That scene in particular, I know that Jennifer said that she popped a blood vessel. So that kind of sums it up,” he revealed. “She just joined the crew and was really with it, and didn’t have a trailer and just sat there every day in that house and did scene after scene.”
Lately, Garner has been channeling her energy into fitness — but despite fans’ hopes, it’s not for an Alias reboot.
“They’ll have to get to J.J. [Abrams] for that,” Garner teased. “I’m getting ready to do an action film. It’s called Peppermint, and it’s a movie that I really love the story and the script and I’ll start it next month.”
The Tribes of Palos Verdes opens in select theaters and on VOD platforms nationwide on Dec. 1.





Save The Children
Artist Ambassador & Trustee
Save the Children is an organization close to Jennifer’s heart. Save the Children is dedicated to helping children in poverty here in the United States. Jennifer serves as a member of their board and has been named as one of their Artist Ambassadors.
“I think that kids inspire you to do everything you can. You want to a great role model. But you don’t need to be inspired to help other kids. You don’t have to be a mom. You just see other kids in need and you want to reach out to them. It’s just a basic human emotion.”

As a community considered what Angie would have wanted. We decided that Angie would want her fansite to keep living, to go on and to grow. It is my honor to keep doing this with this site, that she loved so much. It is my promise that I will do my best to keep it in the way that Angie would have wanted.
Established on January 6, 2002
Maintained by Ali
Formerly Gertie, Mary & Angie
Hosted by WebHostPython / Cookies / Privacy Policy
© 2002-2020 JenGarner.net. This is an unofficial website, we have no official affiliation with Jennifer Garner or her reps. All copyright is to their respective owners; no copyright infringement ever intended.
