The interpreter revealed the negative aspect that came with becoming famous thanks to the famous action movie.
Fame brings with it the success and recognition of locals and strangers, but not everything is rosy in this facet of the entertainment industry: it also has its dark or negative side and many Hollywood celebrities have experienced it. Now it was Jennifer Lawrence who spoke about the subject and how "The Hunger Games" also disrupted her working life for the worse.
The actress, a native of Kentucky, United States, rose to film fame with the saga "The Hunger Games" -name in English- that she starred in throughout its four installments. Thus, today it is easy to relate it to said tape; However, the artist recently revealed the bad thing about having had such a brilliant fame.
Lawrence spoke with an open heart during her participation in Variety's “Actors on Actors”, a space that she has shared with Viola Davis, who, interestingly, is part of the prequel to the “Hunger Games” franchise. Ballad of Songbirds and Serpents”.
HOW DID THE HUNGER GAMES AFFECT THE LIFE OF JENNIFER LAWRENCE?
Her celeb indicates that her fame overexposed her too much that she felt that she was being watched by the rest of her at all times, a situation that did not allow her to enjoy things in life, including her success.
“She couldn't be an observer of life because everyone was watching me. I could feel my craft was suffering. And I didn't know how to fix it," said the 32-year-old actress.
She “was fighting trying to fix it by saying ‘yes' to one movie and then trying to fix it with another movie. And, without realizing it, what I had to do was not do any movies until someone said something to me,” she continued.
Beyond this inconvenience, Jennifer feels satisfied to have given life to an action hero when in the market it is common to see that women do not have the support to interpret these roles.
“It was an incredible responsibility. No one had put a woman in charge of an action movie because it wasn't going to work. We were told that girls and boys can identify with a male lead, but boys can't with a female lead. It makes me very happy every time I see a movie released that destroys each and every one of those beliefs and shows that it is a lie to leave certain people out of the movies,” she concluded.
JENNIFER LAWRENCE RETURNS TO CINEMA WITH “CAUSEWAY”
After a few years of rest, Lawrence has returned to acting with "Causeway", a film available on Apple TV + and in which she shares a cast with Bryan Tyree Henry.
The plot tells the story of a soldier who suffers a brain injury in Afghanistan and must return home. Once in her home, the protagonist is unable to adjust to her life.
