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Jennifer Lawrence Admits she often finds her interview quotes “crazy”, mirroring past comments she has tagged the reality star kourtney kardashian “Annoying.”
talking about Very good match Amy PoehlerThe 35-year-old spoke about the media attention her comments attracted.
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During the test, She described Kardashian, 46, as “More annoying than ever,” admitting, “She’s driving me crazy.” This happened when asked if she was still watching keep up with the kardashianswhich prompted her to criticize her eldest sister and point out that Khloe is her favorite.
Reflecting on its impact, Lawrence told Poehler: “I think when I do media coverage, I should do half as much as normal because I see my quotes and they’re crazy. Like, Jennifer Lawrence incoming call kourtney kardashian Annoying. It carries. “
In addition to her candid reflections, hunger games The star also revealed that she has written a comedy that she plans to direct and star in.
She expresses her desire to direct, attributing it to early career experiences: “My first film was with a female director, and I ended up working with more female directors than male directors. As a teenager, I realized that this was even possible for me, and that was formative for me growing up.”
In another podcast episode, Happy Sad mixed with Josh Horowitz, Lawrence reflects Missed the chance to work with famous director Quentin Tarantino.
Horowitz said that after Jennifer Jason Leigh took on the role of Daisy Domergue in the 2015 film, she The Hateful Eight Originally written for Lawrence, the actor admitted: “I turned it down, which I shouldn’t have done.”
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When asked if Tarantino would also like her to star in the 2019 film Once upon a time…in Hollywood, “Well, he did it, and then everyone said, ‘She’s not pretty enough to play Sharon Tate,’ and then they didn’t,” Lawrence said.
When Horowitz questioned whether that was true, Lawrence continued: “I’m pretty sure it’s true. Or, I’ve been telling the story this way for so long that I believe it. No, but I – I’m pretty sure it happened – or, he just never considered me for the role and the Internet just went out of its way to call me ugly.”
The full interview can be found in the latest episode Getting along with Amy Poehler.