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12-04-2020, 01:28 AM
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9016363/Jennifer-Garner-48-fan-Drew-Barrymore-45-Charlies-Angels.html
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Jennifer Garner had a role model in the beginning of her career.
And on Thursday the 48-year-old actress revealed it was Drew Barrymore, especially when she threw kicks in her hit 2000 film Charlie's Angels.
'The whole reason I got so excited about investing myself in stunts and doing them all and learning to fight and being on wires was because of Charlie’s Angels, just because I was such an enormous fan of what you guys did and how you changed the game,' said the mother-of-three.
The conversation came up when Drew said during her talk show the first time she met Jennifer was around the time of Charlie's Angels.
The ET veteran began, 'I remember the very first time I was in room with you, I ran right over to you, in fact I think we have a picture of it.
'I mean literally I look like I’m meeting my big crush in life and I was and I was so excited also because that was around, let’s see 2004 was definitely around Charlie’s Angels era for me and coming out of it and you were doing Alias’and it was so exciting.'
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She then added: 'I feel like it was hard to establish yourself as a woman who wasn’t trying to be a man if you were doing stuff that men did.'
That is when Jennifer said: 'Exactly, well you know the whole reason I got so excited about investing myself in stunts and doing them all and learning to fight and being on wires was because of Charlie’s Angels, just because I was such an enormous fan of what you guys did and how you changed the game and I ended up working with your same stunt crew…
'And I ended up working with those same guys on a movie later and I was like, "Tell me everything they did. How did they train? What was it like?"'
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Jennifer Garner had a role model in the beginning of her career.
And on Thursday the 48-year-old actress revealed it was Drew Barrymore, especially when she threw kicks in her hit 2000 film Charlie's Angels.
'The whole reason I got so excited about investing myself in stunts and doing them all and learning to fight and being on wires was because of Charlie’s Angels, just because I was such an enormous fan of what you guys did and how you changed the game,' said the mother-of-three.
The conversation came up when Drew said during her talk show the first time she met Jennifer was around the time of Charlie's Angels.
The ET veteran began, 'I remember the very first time I was in room with you, I ran right over to you, in fact I think we have a picture of it.
'I mean literally I look like I’m meeting my big crush in life and I was and I was so excited also because that was around, let’s see 2004 was definitely around Charlie’s Angels era for me and coming out of it and you were doing Alias’and it was so exciting.'
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/12/03/22/36424606-9016363-image-a-96_1607036019271.jpg
She then added: 'I feel like it was hard to establish yourself as a woman who wasn’t trying to be a man if you were doing stuff that men did.'
That is when Jennifer said: 'Exactly, well you know the whole reason I got so excited about investing myself in stunts and doing them all and learning to fight and being on wires was because of Charlie’s Angels, just because I was such an enormous fan of what you guys did and how you changed the game and I ended up working with your same stunt crew…
'And I ended up working with those same guys on a movie later and I was like, "Tell me everything they did. How did they train? What was it like?"'