Jennifer Garner brings sunshine everywhere she goes, including to an uncomfortable situation at Comic-Con.
The actress and optimist shared a series of videos on her social media account over the weekend that showed her stuck in a stalled elevator at the convention. She captioned the post:
“Baby’s first Comic Con: a short story.”
Garner, who reprises her role as Elektra in the new hit film “Deadpool & Wolverine,” was at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego in California to participate in a panel discussion with some of her costars.
However, she and others found themselves unable to get out of an elevator.
“I could use a Wolverine, I could use a Deadpool, I could use someone,” she said in her first video. “Thanks for having us here. My first Comic-Con.”
Each video contained a time stamp of how long they were stuck, and things got a little heated, literally.
“It’s toasty,” a perspiring Garner said. “I’m sphitzy. I need to blot.”
Garner being Garner, she kept the mood light, leaning into advice to sit when stuck in an elevator that she said she heard on either “The Office” or “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” After 40 minutes, she led everyone in a round of the song “99 Bottles of Beer.”
Following a call to 911, and at an hour and 12 minutes, Garner can be seen visibly excited when the doors are finally opened by first responders and those inside the elevator began to cheer.
She made it to the panel. If there was a Marvel character whose super power was positivity, it would surely be Garner.
Jennifer Garner’s infectious positivity shone through yet again during an unexpected event at Comic-Con. The beloved actress found herself in a sticky situation when she and other panel participants got trapped in an elevator at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego. Despite the uncomfortable circumstances, Garner managed to keep spirits high by sharing snippets of the ordeal on social media.In her usual good-humored fashion, Garner dubbed the experience as “Baby’s first Comic Con: a short story.” As the minutes ticked by, she light-heartedly remarked about the rising temperature inside the elevator, quipping, “It’s toasty. I’m sphitzy. I need to blot.” Ever the optimist, she even recalled advice from TV shows like “The Office” or “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” about how to pass the time while stuck in an elevator.After 40 minutes of unexpected elevator bonding, Garner initiated a rendition of “99 Bottles of Beer” with her fellow captives. The mood inside the confined space remained surprisingly upbeat, with Garner spreading her trademark positivity to all those around her. Eventually, after a call to 911 and a wait lasting over an hour, the doors were finally pried open by first responders, eliciting cheers and applause from the relieved occupants.Garner’s resilience and unwavering optimism not only saw her through the elevator ordeal but also helped her make it to the panel discussion on time. If there were a superhero whose special ability was spreading positivity, Garner would undoubtedly be a perfect fit for the role. Stay tuned for more inspiring stories and updates by following our blog. We are committed to providing you with valuable content that motivates and enlightens. Source: Tampa Bay Times
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