‘We couldn’t even use the footage!’ Jennifer Garner reveals her staggered production of swearing screams in the family movie Yes Day, while she overcame her fear of roller coasters
She starred and produced the new film Yes Day.
And while Jennifer Garner was at the forefront of the new family movie, she caused some hilarious problems on the set by overcoming the fear of roller coasters.
Speaking on The Ellen Degeneres, the 13 Going On 30, 48 star revealed that she was forced to take a walk in the film, which is about parents handing over their children, but she used language so bad that the scenes were ruled out.
Agh! Jennifer Garner was at the forefront of the new family movie, she caused some hilarious problems on the set when she conquered her fear of roller coasters
Jennifer is currently paving the way for the promotion of the film, in which she starred alongside Édgar Ramírez, Jenna Ortega and Julian Lerner.
The film is based on the 2009 Amy Krouse Rosenthal book, Yes Days! and stages the family day run by the children. The book is described as ‘a funny look at the only day of the year that can compete with Christmas for the affection of children’.
In the backstage portions shared on Ellen’s show, Jennifer was seen screaming as the roller coaster spun and she sat next to her daughter on the screen, played by Jenner, who held her hand on the ride.
She explained that in the midst of her name calling and screaming, she was pronouncing Jenna’s real name instead of her on-screen name, Katie.
Help! Speaking on Ellen Degeneres’ program, the 13-year-old Going On 30 star, 48, revealed that she was forced to take a spin on the film, which is about parents handing over their children, but she used language so bad that the scenes were ruled out (pictured with Jenna Ortega)
Oops! The film is based on the 2009 Amy Krouse Rosenthal book, Yes Days! and stages the family day run by the children. The book is described as ‘a funny look at the only day of the year that can compete with Christmas for the affection of children’
Jennifer, who shares Violet, 15, Seraphina, 12, and Samuel, 9, with ex Ben Affleck, said: ‘I’m so petrified with roller coasters – I was the producer of this stinking film that we couldn’t even use the footage because I was cursing. ! …
‘I was using Jenna’s real name! I was making a bargain with God, my adrenaline was going crazy and I was crying and he said it in the next shot. ‘
She said of the film and the story: ‘The film is based on Yes Days! from the book Amy Krouse Rosenthal who understood what children want on a new level …
Oops! She said of the film and the story: ‘The film is based on Yes Days! from the book Amy Krouse Rosenthal, who understood what children want on a new level ‘
Help! She was clinging to Jenna’s hand in the scenes
‘It is a day when children say yes to everything that children want. In my family, it’s more about giving them a lot of attention – starting with ice cream and ending up in the garden in a tent. ‘
In a more eccentric element of her blockage, she also revealed that she had given a name to a fire hydrant and even dressed the inanimate object.
She said: ‘My daughter and I were going for a walk and we passed a fire hydrant and we started to call him Gloria and it looked like she needed her liberated personality …
– We dressed him well. I hope it is not against the law. It was my daughter’s idea – to take her to jail. Gloria was the only one who told me her name! ‘
Roaring! She explained that in the midst of her name calling and screaming, she was pronouncing Jenna’s real name instead of her on-screen name Katie.