Jennifer Lopez'S Candid Confession: '90S Movie Cast Crushes Revealed

J.Lo Gets Candid on Podcast

Jennifer Lopez, the multi-talented actress, singer, and now rom-com star, didn't hold back during her latest podcast appearance. Chatting with Brett Goldstein on the "Films to be Buried With" podcast, the 56-year-old shared some cheeky insights about her admiration for the 1993 cult-classic film "True Romance." Known for its edgy plot and quirky characters, the film features a dream team of Hollywood stars, and J.Lo was all about it.

The Star-Studded 'True Romance' Cast

Lopez reminisced about the iconic lineup that includes Christian Slater, Val Kilmer, Patricia Arquette, Christopher Walken, Dennis Hopper, Brad Pitt, James Gandolfini, and Gary Oldman. "I would've had sex with any one of them," she laughed, praising their top-notch performances. "It says a lot about me, but maybe like the dark side of me," she mused.

“They were all so incredibly f---ing good in this movie. Their performances were so top-notch and so believable and so dynamic,” Lopez gushed during the podcast.

Reflecting on Iconic Scenes

In a standout moment, Lopez recalled Patricia Arquette's character in the movie, who despite a struggle scene with James Gandolfini, remained alluring. "You still wanna kind of kiss her on the lips," she said, admiring Arquette's resilience and charm.

Lopez's Latest Rom-Com Adventure

Meanwhile, Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein have teamed up for their new Netflix film "Office Romance." In this rom-com, Lopez plays a powerful CEO, a far cry from her earlier roles in "Maid in Manhattan" and "The Wedding Planner." Goldstein, known for "Ted Lasso" and "Shrinking," co-wrote the film, aiming to create a relatable love story for workaholics.

Lopez expressed excitement about the project, appreciating the mix of "wholesome" themes and edgy humor, which she says is Goldstein's signature writing style. "It was very much Brett's brand of writing," Lopez noted, highlighting her enthusiasm for the film's unique blend of storytelling.