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Lopez and Anthony Evacuated from Film Set
Lopez and Anthony Evacuated from Film Set
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WENN
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Wednesday, December 07, 2005
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HOLLYWOOD
- Hollywood couple
Jennifer Lopez
and
Marc Anthony
were forced to flee the New York set of their new movie
El Cantante
after a fire broke out close to their trailers.
The couple, who have been filming the Hector Lavoe biopic together since the beginning of the week, were briefly evacuated from the set yesterday after an electrical fire broke out underground—beneath
Lopez
's trailer.
Filming wasn't affected as it was taking place elsewhere. Later in the day,
Lopez
returned to her trailer to assess the damage.
Firefighters had managed to contain the fire underground.
Article Copyright World Entertainment News Network All Rights Reserved.
Photo(s) by Steve Azzara- © 2000- Provided to Hollywood.com, Inc- All Rights Reserved
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