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Jennifer Garner in Alias
with Victor Garber,
Mía Maestro, Michael
Vartan, Greg Grunberg,
Ron Rifkin, Kevin
Weisman & Carl Lumbly.
kids and I never end up in any place near this, I
do know that I love them enough that if things went
awry, I know that it would be more explosive than
anything else in my life.”
While Garner takes her roles for her films to heart,
in many media interviews it’s apparent that her
role as a mom is the one she cares about the most.
In fact, Garner successfully helped to bring to frui-
tion a California law that places heavy restrictions
on paparazzi photos of celebrities’ children.
Coming up in 2018 from Garner, the actress is
working on a thriller called Peppermint, a role that
seems more Alias in nature.
Deadline recently shared some of the film’s details:
“Garner stars as Riley North, a young mother who
awakens from a coma after her husband and
daughter are killed in a brutal attack on the fam-
ily. When the system shields the murderers from
justice, Riley sets out to transform herself from citi-
zen to urban guerrilla. She spends years in hiding
honing her mind, body and spirit to become an
unstoppable force, eluding the underworld, the
LAPD and the FBI as she methodically delivers her
personal brand of justice.”
For those who want to follow Garner’s film ca-
reer and personal adventures, she can be found
at her official Facebook page (facebook.com/
JenniferGarner), where she provides a “behind
the scenes,” often hilarious look at life on set
and at home.
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