Although they hit it off pretty well on set, Jennifer Lawrence reveals that filming with Jonah Hill was quite difficult.
In a recent interview, Jennifer Lawrence provided details about her off-screen relationship with Jonah Hill. And it is that even though in the film they are enemies and hate each other, during the recordings they formed a strong friendship.
However, this was not always easy. And is that apparently, Jonah Hill was too funny with his improvisations and caused laughter in the Oscar-winning actress. "It was very, very difficult to shoot with Jonah and not run off after every take to laugh," she said.
Previously, Don't Look Up director Adam McKay pointed out that much of Jonah Hill's character's lines were an improvisation. This includes any insults the actor came up with to describe Lawrence's character.
The practice to achieve this was not easy. According to Jennifer Lawrence, Jonah Hill spent an entire afternoon improvising insults against her. In addition, he was not the only one in the cast who did it, even Meryl Streep joined in this curious improvisation.
Don't Look Up became Jennifer Lawrence's first film in two years, and all indications are that the actress had a lot of fun. She previously joked that filming with Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet was a "nightmare" due to the actors' sense of humor.
Also, because it was filmed during the pandemic, the cast of Don't Look Up had to self-quarantine together. Except for Leonardo DiCaprio, who stayed in a cabin near the set where he had to rescue the puppies from him.
