Marc Anthony Says Jennifer Lopez Makes A Mean Arroz Con Habichuelas And Breaded Steak

"It was an absolute dream. We shared the same car to the set and we'd go over scenes together. We had all the time to bond, which a lot of actors don't have. We met working 10 years ago. By now, we know each other so well. I know what she's passionate about. We're a real team. Everything we do is just a natural extension of that."
"All my actor friends warned us, saying, "Those abusive husband-and-wife scenes are gonna be difficult.' It almost scared me into quitting. With those scenes, we'd end up exhausted. But driving home, we'd just look at each other and say, "We are so normal.'"

"I wouldn't do it again just to do it. That would be the vanity approach. But if it's an amazing project, yes, I would love to. There are fantastic opportunities that are coming my way. Early on, music took so much of my time that I wasn't able to do all the movies I wanted. My whole life I've been a storyteller through music. Being able to do it in film is fascinating to me."

"Extremely, extremely generous."

Laugh at them or completely ignore them? "A bit of both. I don't know how tabloids come up with these crazy stories. It affects me when my kids call me with questions, though."

"Arroz con habichuelas and breaded steak. You have no idea!"