Well, this certainly seems safer than iCloud...
While recently speaking with Vanity Fair's Krista Smith at the Toronto International Film Festival, Jennifer Garner opened up about her new film, Men, Women and Children, which premiered at TIFF on Saturday. Based on Chad Kultgen's novel of the same name, the Jason Reitman-directed flick follows a group of high school students and their parents as they attempt to grapple with the way the Internet has changed their relationships as well as love lives.
Understandably, the mother of three admitted that the movie was difficult to watch, but not until after she dished on the sexy pics she has of her hunky hubby Ben Affleck.
"Polaroids! That's what we do at the Affleck house," the 42-year-old star quipped, making light of the celebrity hacking scandal that has ensnared a number of stars, including Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton. "We have a stack of sexy Polaroids."
(Presumably, Judge Judy would approve.)
NSFW shots aside, Ben Affleck's missus, who plays an overprotective mother who monitors her daughter's every move on social media in the forthcoming flick, admitted that it made her feel "sick to watch the movie," due to the Internet age in which we live.
"Just with parenting, specifically how I feel about it, I guess is just that you're trying to get it right. You're trying to do right by your kids and you're trying to protect them," she explained before sharing how she's trying to prepare her three children, Violet, 8, Seraphina, 5, and Samuel, 2, for the future. "You know in L.A. we have all these parenting classes and in one, at some point, some teacher said to me, 'Prepare your child for the road, not the road for your child.'
"We have pulled stuff up before and said, 'This is how crazy this stuff is guys, look at this. You live this life. Is this true? Are these the people that you know?' Because you have to look at things that way. When you see things about your family you have to be smarter than, you know, this is why they're selling them this way. So we have these really hard conversations already. But I don't know if it's going to be good or bad, I just don't know what else to do," the caring mama said with a slightly exasperated expression.
But despite Ben and Jen's A-list status, the family of five manages to keep a relatively low-profile, although the media fire will surely be in full force as Affleck continues to prepare for his upcoming role in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
"Everybody's excited for Batman," Garner said of her hubby's role as the Caped Crusader in the superhero flick. "Yep, they're excited…I've been asked all these questions about it and Ben just said to me on the phone, 'Jennifer, next year at Toronto, it will still be months from coming out!"
Although fans will have to wait March 26, 2016 for the release of the Zack Snyder-directed action film, Garner lovers can catch Mrs. Ben Affleck on the big screen when her new movie hits theaters on Oct. 17.