Jennifer Lawrence revealed why working with Leonardo DiCaprio was hell
The actress recounted a terrible experience that she had to live on the first day of filming Don't Look Up, a new Netflix dramedy.
Jennifer Lawrence surprised her with her statements about the filming of Don't Look Up, Netflix's new big bet, which brings together renowned figures such as Meryl Streep, Ariana Grande, Chris Evans, Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet. The famous actress returned to the screen after two years away from acting and she confessed that she did not have a good time with two of her companions. "It was hell," she stressed.
Invited to The Late Show, the 31-year-old star revealed that on the first day of filming, in the midst of a pandemic, she experienced a series of situations that led to it not being a great start, at least for her. "I just remember being in absolute misery," she began, recounting the protagonist of Mockingjay in front of Stephen Colbert, the conductor of the cycle.
Specifically, she spoke about two colleagues who made her live a chaotic day: “I don't know what it was. Timothée was excited to be out of the house. I think it was the first scene of him. Leo had picked the song that was playing in the car and it was like, 'You know, this song was about, you know, blah blah blah...'" she recalled, later admitting, "It was hell."
Despite these bad experiences of the first meeting with the actors, with whom she had never worked, as the filming progressed, the teamwork became "great", as the actress described, due to the trajectories of her colleagues already the good company.
However, Lawrence did not skimp on details about what it was like to have to share a set with well-known figures, such as Meryl Streep. The protagonist of Joy: the name of success sought not to disturb or bother the award-winning actress at any time. “My biggest concern was that she didn't want to bother me,” she confided, adding: “That's my worst nightmare. So she -she clarified- I will only speak if they speak to me, and I will be the least annoying person in the room ”.
