Jennifer Lawrence reveals she would be happy to show her son Cy 'The Hunger Games'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Jennifer Lawrence has discussed the movies that she would be happy to show her son, Cy, in the future. The actress, who recently became a mother to Cy with her husband Cooke Maroney, said she thought Cy would like watching 'The Hunger Games' in which she appearred, as per E! Online.
However, her latest movie, 'No Hard Feelings,' an R-rated comedy, might not be suitable for Cy. Jennifer jokingly said that she didn't think he would want to watch that one and wasn't concerned about him stumbling upon it.
'I don't worry about him pushing play on that'
"I don't think he'll want to [watch], I don't worry about him pushing play on that." When asked how motherhood has affected her choice of roles, Jennifer replied that it hasn't really changed her choices much other than the timing and volume of work she accepts. "I don't think so. Only in the sense of, like, when I'm doing something or how much I'm doing has that kind of changed," she told the outlet.
She stressed that having a child hasn't stopped her from accepting offers for future roles in movies like the bawdy comedy 'No Hard Feelings' which she greatly loved working on. Jennifer expressed her enthusiasm, stating that she would gladly take the opportunity to do something equally funny in the future. "It was definitely fun. If there's ever an opportunity to do something this funny again, I would jump at it."
What is 'No Hard Feelings' all about?
The story of the upcoming film 'No Hard Feelings,' which will be released on June 23, centers on an Uber driver named Maddie (Jennifer Lawrence) who is covertly recruited to date a couple's 19-year-old son named Percy (Andrew Feldman) in order to expose him to new sexual experiences. The movie explores traditional adolescent experiences, including prom and overcoming bullying.
'This one girl named Meredith handed me a stack of invitations to her birthday party'
Although Jennifer and Andrew didn't go to prom, they took inspiration for their characters from their own personal experiences with bullying. Jennifer recalled a day in middle school when a friend named Meredith handed her a stack of birthday party invitations to pass out but she quickly realized she hadn't received one. "This one girl named Meredith handed me a stack of invitations to her birthday party, but I was not invited. She asked me to hand them out. Isn't that so mean? It's fine, I spit on them and threw them in the trash."
She admitted to being an 'accidental bully'
However, the 'Silver Linings Playbook' star confessed to being an accidental bully too in the past. "I pantsed this kid named Tyler because we were pantsing people at a football game, and I accidentally grabbed his underwear. He got really embarrassed and I feel really bad. I'm sorry." Jennifer admitted, "I sometimes Google him, just to be like, ‘You alright?'"