LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jennifer Lopez found herself in tears as the real-life mom Judy Robles, whom she portrayed in the sports drama film "Unstoppable", showered her with compliments for her performance.

The Los Angeles premiere of Jennifer Lopez’s film “Unstoppable,” produced by her now ex-husband Ben Affleck, was canceled on Tuesday due to the raging fire and wind activity burning through the city. The event was supposed to be held at the DGA Theater but was abruptly called off in the eleventh hour.

The premiere for Jennifer Lopez’s new movie, Unstoppable, was canceled at the last minute. “In light of today’s safety concerns around heightened wind activity and fire outbreaks in Los Angeles,” a rep for Amazon said in a statement to Us Weekly on Tuesday.

Jennifer Lopez received heartfelt praise from Judy Robles, whom she portrayed in the film 'Unstoppable'. The bond they formed highlighted how mothers deal with their own mistakes while striving to protect their children.

Jennifer Lopez and Jharrel Jerome’s Los Angeles premiere for their movie “Unstoppable” faced some dramatic irony on Tuesday as the Pacific Palisades fire and Santa Ana Winds forced Amazon to cancel the event, TheWrap has learned.

Amazon MGM Studios and Universal have canceled the Tuesday premieres of Unstoppable and Wolf Man, respectively, as Southern California grapples with severe winds and a rapidly spreading wildfire in the Pacific Palisades.

The Los Angeles premiere of Jennifer Lopez's film Unstoppable was cancelled due to the raging fire and wind activity burning through Los Angeles. The event was supposed to be held at the DGA Theatre on Sunset Blvd,