Jennifer Lopez announces day one for the shoot of movie, 'Marry Me'

'Marry Me' movie starring actor Jennifer Lopez and Maluma along with others have started. Lopez announced the shooting by posting images from the sets on the first day on Instagram. The star, who recently starred in 'Hustlers' has already started working on a romantic comedy by the director, Kat Corio. The actor also applauded the Columbian singer, along with her co-lead in the movie, Owen Wilson by calling the entire crew of the movie as her dream come true. She also further says that it the ability of this business to collaborate that she “loves”. 

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The movie, 'Marry Me'

The movie is based on a novel by Bobby Crosby follows a storyline of alife of a pop singer. Just moments before the pop singer's wedding with her rock star fiancee at Madison Square Garden, she ends up marrying a random guy from the crowd. The pop singer gets jilted when she comes to know that the man she is about to marry was cheating on her with her assistant. The person she chose from the audience is played by Wilson who plays a math teacher to marry her instead. 

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Jennifer Lopez's recent hit

The film 'Hustlers' hit the theatres in early September starring, Jennifer Lopez, Lili Reinhart, Constance Wu, Cardi B, and many others beat all expectations with the debut of nearly $33.2 million. The movie reportedly cost $20 million to produce based on an article on Jessica Pressler's in New York magazine in 2015. The story revolves around professional New York strippers who double-crossed their wealthy Wall Street clientele after the 2008 recession. The female-led movie did a huge business in 'Hustlers' while the movie released at the same time that 'Goldfinch' hit the theatres. 

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