Jennifer Lopez takes aim with a sniper rifle as production continues on her new action-thriller The Mother
Jennifer Lopez takes aim at an invisible enemy as production continues on her new movie The Mother.
The 52-year-old actress was spotted with a sniper rifle on the Vancouver set of her new Netflix movie on Thursday.
Lopez has been spotted in Vancouver earlier in the week as production got started on the female-led action-thriller.
Taking aim: Jennifer Lopez takes aim at an invisible enemy as production continues on her new movie The Mother
On set: Lopez has been spotted in Vancouver earlier in the week as production got started on the female-led action-thriller
Lopez was spotted wearing a black leather vest over a long-sleeved brown top with dark grey knit gloves and a matching dark grey knit hat.
She was also wearing black pants while spotted handling a large sniper rifle from an elevated position.
The actress was spotted around several crew members but it appears no co-stars were in this scene with her on Thursday.
J-Lo’s look: Lopez was spotted wearing a black leather vest over a long-sleeved brown top with dark grey knit gloves and a matching dark grey knit hat
New role: She was also wearing black pants while spotted handling a large sniper rifle from an elevated position
Lopez signed on to star in The Mother back in February, with the project said to be in the same ‘spirit’ of Luc Besson’s classic 1994 film The Professional starring Jean Reno and Natalie Portman in her feature film debut.
The Mother follows Lopez’s character, a female assassin who comes out of years of hiding to protect the daughter she gave up several years earlier, while also trying to flee from several dangerous men.
Lucy Paez (Silencio) has come aboard to play the daughter, with Omari Hardwick playing an FBI agent, said to be an ally to Lopez’s character.
Spirit: Lopez signed on to star in The Mother back in February, with the project said to be in the same ‘spirit’ of Luc Besson’s classic 1994 film The Professional starring Jean Reno and Natalie Portman in her feature film debut
Paul Raci (The Sound of Metal) also stars as an unspecified character said to be an ally to the title character.
The cast is rounded out by Gael Garcia Bernal and Ralph Fiennes, both of whom are said to be playing ‘dangerous men.’
Niki Caro (Mulan) directs from a script by Lovecraft Country creator Misha Green, Andrea Berloff (Straight Outta Compton) and Peter Craig (Top Gun: Maverick).
Cast: Paul Raci (The Sound of Metal) also stars as an unspecified character said to be an ally to the title character
Lopez also produces The Mother, which is the first project through her Nuyorican Productions creative partnership with Netflix.
She will produce alongside her Nuyorican Productions partner Elaine Goldsmith Thomas plus Roy Lee and Miri Yoon for Vertigo Entertainment, Green and Marc Evans.
Lopez will next be seen on the big screen next year with Marry Me alongside Owen Wilson and Sarah Silverman and Shotgun Wedding with Lenny Kravitz and Josh Duhamel.
Producer: Lopez also produces The Mother, which is the first project through her Nuyorican Productions creative partnership with Netflix
Deal: She will produce alongside her Nuyorican Productions partner Elaine Goldsmith Thomas plus Roy Lee and Miri Yoon for Vertigo Entertainment, Green and Marc Evans