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They’re two of the most millennial about symbols out there – but that doesn’t mean to become sexy together on camera came naturally to Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson When they were shooting their new film.
Lawrence, 34, and Pattinson, 39, spoke at the Cannes Film Festival on Sunday, May 18, following the premiere of their new psychological drama, Die, my love – And the actress revealed that the director of the film, Lynne RamsayHad a unique way to make them feel more comfortable together.
“She had done dance lessons before we started shooting, which was so humiliating and embarrassing,” said Lawrence Brutal In a joint interview with Pattinson at the French Film Festival. “Then on our first day of shooting, we were naked, attacking each other as tigers!”
Pattinson went in: “You think it can’t get more embarrassed, and they’re like ‘now, make it naked!'”
Lawrence added that she and Pattinson had “immediate trust” and was “very easy” to work together. “You don’t always get your Costars and you don’t always feel comfortable,” he said. “But ultimately you get used to it and you’re like talking, getting notes, having a snack – naked!”
The Twilight Star went on to explain the role of intimacy coordinator on the set to help make the potentially awkward sex scenes to go smoothly. “Not just feeling safe sometimes, but for the real technical,” he said. “Sometimes directors are afraid to say, ‘Your body looks strange in this angle!’ But if he’s someone else’s job (to say), ‘you move it a little, you’re going to like it more,’ it’s nice to have it.
Then Pattinson added with a laughter: “Someone who is not ashamed to say, like, ‘Your butt looks fat, you sweat a lot, you look gross.'”
Lawrence, who revealed that she was “four months pregnant, and pretended to be wasted” for the role, added that Pattinson made her feel safe throughout the shooting. “I felt safe all the time, Rob was very appropriate,” he said.
In the dark violent comedy, which also stars Lakeith Stanfield, Sissy Spacek and Nick NolteLawrence plays a new mother in rural Montana who develops postpartum depression and psychosis while her marriage, with the character of Pattinson, solves.
The hot pair is already attracting great reviews and even oscar buzz for Die, my lovewith BBC Describing Lawrence is “better than ever” and The daily beast call her “stunningly wild,” while Close Brand the film “Brutal but beautiful.”
