Jennifer Lopez wished the Greeks a “good year”: Judy Robles’ apotheosis played on Unstoppable

The release of the new “Unstoppable” in which she stars as Judy Robles, a single mother who faced financial difficulties and an abusive relationship, raising her son, spoke about the woman – idol and wished her Greek fans the best year. The well-known singer and actress, has “put fifth speed” on the acting track and closes one job after another. In addition to “Atlas” released in 2024 on Netflix, it also stars in the new drama film “Unstoppable”, playing Judy Robles. Jennifer Lopez spoke about the new production in the show “Connects”, mentioned the film’s heroine and the advice she always reminds her but also sent a message to all her Greek fans. CORVERSE In the screenings of the drama film which has inspired the audience and won awards, Judy Robles has been apothecized. In William Goldenberg’s directorial debut, the touching story of Robles is presented. “I keep telling her: “You have to understand who you are and what you have done”, Jennifer Lopez said. “It inspires every mother who has fought in her life. He’s really triumphed. She raised a son who became chief and deserves the credit. But she is very humble,” added Latina star. Anthony, the son of Robles, was born with only one leg but managed to become a wrestling champion in college. Judy was always on his side, unexpectedly learning the same lesson she tried to teach him, that: “you can achieve anything if you work hard enough.” CORVERSE After her son’s graduation, Judy returned to the desks completed her studies and became an assistant to the athletic director at the University of Arizona. Lopez identified herself with her role, as she stressed. “We are related spirits,” he said. “We both grew up Latinas in this country. We both had children and have hopes and dreams about them. We both had difficult relationships, which led us to keep our families together.” “Have the happiest, most beautiful year” Jennifer Lopez interviewed the show “Congresses” and Alexander Romanos Lizardos, making a special reference to Greece, while sending her wishes to the Greeks for the new year. Specifically, during her interview she said: “I have very beautiful memories of Greece and wish all Greeks: Have the best, happiest, most beautiful year. We’re gonna have a great year and I’m so looking forward to it. Such beautiful things come.” Latina star also remembered beautiful New Year’s moments she has lived in the past: “There are such beautiful New Year’s Eves that I have lived. I remember singing in Times Square. I remember when I was little with my family how fun New Year’s was. My mother threw a party in our living room. There are so many wonderful memories. And also when “Waiting for Tonight” came out and everyone expected to return to the 2000 millennium.” At another point in the interview, the 58-year-old artist answered a question about what advice she would give to a woman who does not find the courage to denounce abuse she accepts: “Everyone has their own course. I wouldn’t dare give advice to women or people in such situations. I hope that seeing a movie like this will find some inspiration to overcome what makes them difficult in their lives.” “Unstoppable” has given the star some of the best reviews of her career. “Women are strong,” Lopez stressed. “We must be, once we are born we must always… show that we are good enough. This creates a kind of power. And then many of us give birth – and there is nothing that makes you stronger than that.” The brilliant protagonist is to receive the “Legend & Groundbreaker” award at Palm Springs International Film Festival in recognition of her successful career, including her participation in “Unstoppable”. As the award stated, this “surprised”. And he added: “But I still have so much to do. I’m halfway. I feel like my best job is ahead. Everything is in the future.”