Jennifer Lawrence's Sizzling Sideboob Turn at Die My Love Premiere!
JENNIFER LAWRENCE SHINES IN DIE MY LOVE, BUT IS HER NEW FILM A RETURN TO GLORY OR JUST ANOTHER CHAPTER IN HER COMPLEX CAREER?
Jennifer Lawrence is back on the red carpet, and this time she's flashing more than just her killer smile. The 35-year-old actress was spotted at the BFI London Film Festival premiere of her new film Die My Love, wearing a daring black sleeveless dress that showcased her toned physique. But it wasn't just Jennifer's style that turned heads – it was also her willingness to bare all (literally) in the film.
According to sources close to the production, Jennifer and co-star Robert Pattinson were asked to perform a naked interpretive dance in one of the movie's most pivotal scenes. And let's just say it was an experience neither actor will ever forget. In an interview on The Graham Norton Show, Jennifer revealed that she was mortified by the request, but ultimately decided to go for it. "Lynne Ramsay challenged us during rehearsals," Jennifer laughed. "We both embarrass easily, and we didn't really know each other so it was totally humiliating."
But despite the initial discomfort, Jennifer has spoken highly of her experience working with Lynne Ramsay, who also directed her in the critically-acclaimed film T2 Trainspotting. "She's a genius," Jennifer gushed. "I feel so lucky to have worked with her again." And it's clear that Jennifer's performance in Die My Love is one for the ages – critics at Cannes were already buzzing about her Oscar-worthy turn.
So what inspired Jennifer to take on this complex role? According to insiders, it was none other than Martin Scorsese himself who brought the project to her attention. "He said I should play the character," Jennifer revealed. "When I read the book, I had a hard time imagining it as a movie, but I wasn’t going to correct Marty!"
Die My Love tells the story of a new mother struggling with postpartum depression and psychosis, a theme that's clearly close to Jennifer's heart. In an interview with The Scholarly Note, she opened up about her own experiences with motherhood, which has changed everything for her. "It changes your whole life," she explained. "But it's brutal and incredible. And so not only do they go into every decision of if I'm working, where I'm working, when I'm working."
Jennifer also revealed that having children has made her more sensitive and creative as an actress. "They've opened up the world to me," she said. "It's almost like feeling like a blister or something, so sensitive." And it's clear that this newfound sensitivity has paid off – Jennifer's performance in Die My Love is being hailed as one of the most Oscar-worthy of her career.
But what about Robert Pattinson, who stars alongside Jennifer as her husband Jackson? The 39-year-old actor was also touched by his experience working on the film, and revealed that having a baby had given him a newfound sense of energy and inspiration. "Ever since she was born," he said, "it's reintegrated the way I approach work."
So is Die My Love the comeback role Jennifer Lawrence has been waiting for? With her Oscar-winning performance in Silver Linings Playbook still fresh in our minds, it's hard to deny that this film could be just what the doctor ordered. As one critic noted, "She's a four-time nominee, but her only success was scooping the Best Actress gong in 2013 – now 12 years later, she could be a contender for yet another Academy Award."
Die My Love is set to hit UK and Ireland theaters on November 14th, but it's already generating buzz as one of the most talked-about films of the year. Will Jennifer Lawrence finally take home that elusive second Oscar? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure – with Die My Love, she's certainly putting herself in the running.
PHOTO CREDITS:
- Jennifer Lawrence on the red carpet at the BFI London Film Festival premiere of Die My Love. (The Scholarly Note)
- Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence in a still from Die My Love. (The Scholarly Note)
VIDEO CREDITS:
- Interview with Jennifer Lawrence on The Graham Norton Show. (The Scholarly Note)
SOURCES:
- The Scholarly Note
- The Graham Norton Show
- Martin Scorsese's book club
