Jennifer Lawrence, the acclaimed Hollywood actress, is making her comedy debut with 'No Hard Feelings.' Here are five things you might not know about this coveted star:
Alter Ego Named Gail:
In a 2018 interview with Ellen, Lawrence revealed that she has an alter ego named 'Gail,' which surfaces when she's had a bit too much to drink. Describing Gail as having a "heart of gold," Lawrence humorously mentioned Gail's penchant for jumping into shark-filled waters to entertain friends.
The "H2O" Tattoo:
Eagle-eyed fans may have noticed a small "H2O" tattoo on Lawrence's right hand. According to a 60 Minutes interview, she got the tattoo to remind herself to "drink more water." However, due to not checking what H2O actually stands for, Lawrence humorously admitted to having "I'm an idiot" tattooed on her hand forever.
Auditioned for Bella Swan in Twilight:
In a revelation to Howard Stern in 2018, Lawrence disclosed that she auditioned for the role of Bella Swan in Twilight. Despite not getting the part, she expressed disbelief at the film's eventual massive success, confessing she didn't initially grasp its potential during the audition.
X-Men Makeup Challenges:
While playing the character Mystique in the X-Men series, Lawrence faced challenges due to the extensive makeup required. The process of painting her entire body took around 8 hours, and removing the paint was equally tedious. The persistent characterization even led to Lawrence's bathtub being dyed blue, causing her to lose the deposit on her apartment. To avoid such issues, she requested a personalized Mystique costume from the production.
Return to the Big Screen with 'No Hard Feelings':
This weekend marked Lawrence's return to the big screen with 'No Hard Feelings,' where she stars alongside Andrew Barth. The comedy revolves around Maddie (Lawrence), who discovers a peculiar job offer from wealthy parents seeking someone to date their introverted 19-year-old son, Percy (Barth). The film not only signifies Lawrence's return but also her first foray into comedy.
