Jennifer Lawrence Returns to Spotlight with 'Die My Love' After Two-Year Break
Jennifer Lawrence, renowned for her roles in 'The Hunger Games' and 'Silver Linings Playbook', is back in the spotlight with her new film 'Die My Love'. The actress took a two-year break from Hollywood due to feeling misunderstood by the public, but she has returned for this psychodrama, which had its world premiere at Cannes earlier this year and will hit theaters on November 7.
Lawrence's return to press interviews has been a topic of interest. She admits to feeling hesitant about them, finding it embarrassing to watch herself. She views her past interview persona as a defense mechanism, which she now finds annoying. This change in sentiment comes after she felt the public's initial love for her candid and self-deprecating personality turned into disapproval.
The actress took a break from work after feeling rejected by the public for her personality, not her movies or politics. She felt people were not pleased with her existence, leading her to step back from the industry for two years. However, she was personally recruited by director Lynne Ramsay for 'Die My Love', which may have played a role in her decision to return.
Despite her initial hesitance, Lawrence is now promoting 'Die My Love', a challenging role she was personally asked to take on by Martin Scorsese. The film, which co-stars Robert Pattinson, is set to release in theaters on November 7. Lawrence's return to the public eye marks a new chapter in her career, one that she hopes will allow her to connect with audiences in a more authentic way.
