Kiss of the Spider Woman: Jennifer Lopez Reflects on Challenges of Filming Songs in One Shot ‘Like the Old Musicals’

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At the Sundance Film Festival, Jennifer Lopez openly discussed the tricky process of recording songs for her recent movie, “Kiss of the Spider Woman.” She mentioned that the difficulty lay in the fact that they filmed all the tracks as a single, uninterrupted take.

During a chat with People Magazine at the event, Lopez shared that the team opted for filming the songs using a classic musical format as their approach.

In her Film Festival interview, the multi-talented artist confessed that the experience was difficult yet thrilling. She put it simply, “We managed alright.” The star of Marry Me also expressed a sense of awe, saying, “It’s truly astounding when you watch it back and understand, ‘That was one continuous take.’

The actress continued by saying, “Now that they’ve stopped filming, I find it intriguing; remember, I used to watch musicals as a child. This added layer of complexity was both challenging and exciting, didn’t it? It’s like you have to get everything just right. And when you do, the response is amazing, isn’t it? ‘Wow!’

Before gracing the screen at the film festival’s movie debut, the actress joined forces with DJ Chase B at the DJ booth to energize the crowd at TOA Park City. As a delightful surprise for her fans, Lopez played some of her popular tunes, including her smash hit All I Have.

As we continued our chat, the multi-talented artist mentioned that while making “Everyday Man”, the stages they filmed on were unusually steep.

JLo continued by saying, “Diego and I somehow ended up slipping and attempting turns, and it felt like…it was a living nightmare.

Kiss of the Spider Woman is directed by Bill Condon.

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2025-01-27 19:52