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It has been three years since "Daredevil" couple Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck split up. While the couple actually filed divorce papers in 2017, Garner and Affleck had already started the process of co-parenting their children while the divorce proceedings were on their way. While many fans are disappointed with the couple's split, the pair has always seemed amiable and always working towards the welfare of their children.
During and after the course of their marriage, Ben Affleck has had an illustrious career as DC's greatest detective, Batman, having his directorial debut in "Argo," and being involved in a number of other films that can be said to have certainly broken the actor's old “Gigli” mold. But Jennifer Garner hasn't had as much chance to shine during the couple's 10-year marriage. But it looks like Garner is planning to break that cycle.
Jennifer Garner recently got announced as joining a new project with David Tennant on HBO. Produced by Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner, “Camping” will be Jennifer Garner's re-introduction to television after 12 years since she last played Sydney Bristow in “Alias.”
In an interview with Fox, Garner mentions that it has been a while since someone offered her a television part that she liked. She was sold on “Camping” in particular due to Lena Dunham's writing. Aside from the series' writing selling the show to Garner, the actress is a nature lover herself and loves to camp with her three kids in their home's backyard.
The new HBO comedy series “Camping” is based on the British series of the same title. Coupled with the humor and writing from “Girls” veteran Dunham, and previous positive experiences of adapting British series' like “The Office” for American audiences, HBO's upcoming comedy series looks to be an exciting hit and a definite game changer for Jennifer Garner.
Jennifer Garner's “Camping” will premiere on Sunday, Oct. 14.
