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If there's nothing to it -- it'll be easy to refute: 1-2-3, done.

A couple of years ago, Rosie Perez was supposedly quoted by a NYC newspaper, complaining that

Jennifer never thanked her for being hired as one of the Fly Girls of "In Living Color". As its

choreographer, Rosie claimed she (not Keenen Wayan) helped Jen get her start, that it was Rosie who went

to bat for Jen when another dancing slot opened up. But into the interview, some of her envy and resentment

slipped out: Rosie praised Jen for her dedication and hard work -- but added that she wasn't that good a dancer.

1999 wrote:

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My aunt brong this topic up as we was driving to the mall . And she was saying que la jlo shouldnt even bother for the role It mite be a lifetime film . And plus Rosie can pass as her . Maybe Jennifer can produce the film and have Rosie to star in it . I cant see jen in this movie at all .

I'm leaning in the same direction (Rosie in lead role; Jen producing), for different
reasons. Jen's acting in "El Cantante" was excellent imo. But I think it would
make more sense if "Puchi" was a supporting role. Jen is inexperienced as a
producer; that's a job requiring an objective view over all parts of a project.
I thought the audience needed more of Hector, to better understand and appreciate
why he was adored and what a tragedy his life became. It needed more focus on
Salsa music. I love Jen's dancing, but felt frustrated by the number of times the
cameras kept cutting away from Marc singing as Hector, to watch Puchi dancing
in the wings, etc. In reality, there wasn't a basis for it. The idea of Jen working
with Rosie again, acknowledging each other's abilities, and the opportunity to
learn more about producing, - all of these become possibilities to consider, -
not to mention: the potential for some unusually Good Press. . Jmo.