Being one of the stars of the Hunger Games, you probably wouldn’t guess that Jennifer Lawrence is a bit of a Twi-hard but apparently she’s feeling just as emotionally drained as we are about the whole Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Rupert Sanders love triangle.

Ok, so she might not have been mourning the events by drawing big, scribbly red lines down the middle of all her posters of Bella and Edward, but it sounds like Jen is pretty cut up about the hard times Rob and Kristen have been getting.

Having been catapulted into the limelight pretty much over night, Jen knows what it’s like to be followed by the paparazzi every time she pops out for a Snickers and apparently still finds the attention pretty scary.*

“It’s heartbreaking when somebody’s whole life is in the media to the extent that she has a human moment and it’s exploited like that,” she told More.

“There are a lot of elements to fame that are scary. Me, I’m just kind of going to go with it and keep my fingers crossed!”

t’s sounds like Jen’s not standing for any of this Team Kristen vs. Team Rob hoo-hah, but what do you think? Has she got a point?

Som det redan är bekräftat så blir Mockinjay uppdelad i två delar. Jennifer har i en intervju med the Washington Post berättat vad hon tycker om det, och som vanligt har hon en del skämt att bjuda på! ;)

In a recent interview with the Washington Post, Jennifer Lawrence revealed what she really thinks about “Mockingjay”, the final book in The Hunger Games trilogy, being split into two parts.

Lawrence had reservations about breaking “Mockingjay” into two parts — “until I heard how much money I would be getting,” she said with a long laugh.

She said she initially thought it would be better to do the finale in a single film. When she got the news that it would be done in two parts, Lawrence was in the middle of shooting “The Hunger Games,” and she re-read the books and thought about how much had to be left out in adapting the first one.

“You want everything in there, but you don’t have enough room, and you’re trying to decide what’s going to get cut and what isn’t,” Lawrence said. “So it was a relief on the last one to know that we don’t really have to cut anything. We have enough time, we have enough room to really tell this story to the fullest, and we don’t need to cut anything.

“So that’s my artistic answer. It’s a very diplomatic answer. But what I’m really thinking is yacht, yacht. My own island.”

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Below, the proof.

1. She kicks off "Satan's shoes" (aka gold stilettos) and lays down on the couch, barefoot, to talk to me.

2. She attributes her success to non-thespian skills. "I started sleeping with all the directors. I slept with 98 percent of them," she jokes.

3. She's tired. Very tired. And doesn't complain. "I might not be making sense. Just change everything."

4. She disses her dancing skills in Silver Linings Playbook. "That's a sad thing to watch. I'm an awful dancer. I was stress-eating. I'd completely given up."

5. She loves played flawed, weird women. "I thought (my character) was hilarious. I find it really amusing how (the director) can take someone who's crazy and not someone to look up to and make them someone you really like. There's so many dimensions." --DF
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