Jennifer Lopez Filmography and Recent Movie Roles
Jennifer Lopez has appeared in more than 35 feature films since the mid-1990s, with roles spanning romantic comedy, crime, and drama genres. Her highest-grossing titles include Hustlers (2019), which earned over $157 million worldwide against a $20 million budget, and Marry Me (2022), a Netflix original that reached the platform's global top 10 in its first week. Lopez founded Nuyorican Productions, which has produced or co-produced multiple projects across film and television, including the Starz series Vida and the Hulu limited series The Fosters. Recent film work includes Shotgun Wedding (2023), an Amazon Prime Video action-comedy shot in the Dominican Republic and Fiji. Industry analysis on her streaming film strategy notes that the movie positioned her among the most-streamed A-list performers on the platform during its launch window.
According to box office tracking services, Lopez's films have collectively grossed more than $3 billion worldwide. Her 2022 Netflix release Shotgun Wedding was produced by Amazon Studios and Lionsgate, with distribution handled primarily through Prime Video in most international markets. Publicly reported production and distribution details confirm that the film was shot under a first-look deal between Nuyorican Productions and Amazon. Lopez also starred in Marry Me, which was distributed by Universal Pictures and streamed on Peacock, and in Hustlers, which was distributed by STX Entertainment and later by Hulu for digital platforms. Her upcoming projects include a sequel to Hustlers and a new romantic comedy in development at Netflix, with Nuyorican Productions attached as a production partner.
Jennifer Lopez Television Work and Streaming Performance
Major TV Series and Reality Appearances
Lopez's television career includes starring roles, judging positions, and executive producer credits. She played the lead in Shades of Blue (2016–2018), a NBC crime drama that ran for three seasons and averaged 7 to 8 million viewers per episode in live-plus-same-day ratings. She served as a judge on American Idol during its ABC revival seasons 16 and 17 (2018–2019), and later returned as a judge for World of Dance on NBC. Industry coverage also references her role as a producer and judge on the reality competition series World of Dance, which helped expand the franchise's audience among younger demographics. In 2022, she executive produced and appeared in the Hulu series The Fosters spinoff Good Trouble, which ran for five seasons.
Streaming and Audience Metrics
Streaming data from Nielsen and Parrot Analytics shows that Lopez's projects frequently rank in the top 10 most-watched titles during their premiere