Jennifer Garner Zings Mark Ruffalo For Trying To Quit '13 Going On 30' In Sweet Speech
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The beloved rom-com duo also dusted off their "Thriller" dance moves as Ruffalo was honored with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in Los Angeles.
Fans clamoring for a “13 Going on 30” sequel got a pre-Valentine’s Day treat this week with a sweet reunion of the film’s stars, Jennifer Garner and Mark Ruffalo.
Garner made a surprise appearance Thursday to honor Ruffalo as he received his Hollywood Walk of Fame star in Los Angeles and, after a touching speech, left her former on-screen love interest looking misty-eyed.
The “Alias” actor began her remarks by noting she was a last-minute replacement for Ruffalo’s “We Don’t Live Here Anymore” co-star Laura Dern, who had recently tested positive for COVID-19.
Being asked to fill in for Dern, however, left Garner puzzled.
“Why wasn’t I asked to do this in the first place? I kicked off the Mark Ruffalo rom-com era,” she joked.
The "Late Night" comedian isn't buying it.
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