Jennifer Lawrence’s Discomfort with Romantic Scenes Opposite Chris Pratt

In a candid revelation during a 2015 roundtable discussion hosted by The Hollywood Reporter, Jennifer Lawrence, known for her portrayal of Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games series, shed light on her aversion towards filming intimate scenes with her Passengers co-star, Chris Pratt.

Amidst esteemed actresses like Jane Fonda and Helen Mirren, Lawrence openly expressed her discomfort with what she described as her “first real s=x scene.”

The Silver Linings Playbook star depicted the experience as “really bizarre” and “really weird,” emphasizing the unusual nature of the situation.

Adding a touch of humor to the conversation, fellow Oscar winner Cate Blanchett humorously inquired about the meaning of a “real” s=x scene, prompting Lawrence to clarify that it was not about penetration but rather the authenticity of the scene itself.

Despite acknowledging that everyone involved behaved professionally, Lawrence admitted to feeling unsettled throughout the filming process.

She shared her coping mechanism, confessing, “You drink.

I got really, really drunk.”

However, the gravity of the situation weighed heavily on her conscience, particularly because it marked the first instance where she had to engage in romantic scenes with a married man, referring to Pratt's relationship with actress Anna Faris at the time.

Navigating the fine line between realism and personal boundaries, Lawrence highlighted the internal conflict she faced.

Striving for authenticity in her performance, she found herself grappling with emotions that transcended the scripted narrative.

Describing it as a moment of profound vulnerability, Lawrence underscored the emotional intensity of the scene, revealing a side of herself seldom seen by the public.

In a surprising turn of events, the chemistry between Lawrence and Pratt extended beyond the screen, with both