Jennifer Lawrence appeared on the Tonight Show this week, where she struggled with embarrassment and frustration over talking too much. The actress, promoting her new film Die My Love, which premieres this Friday in theaters, revealed she was anxious about her return to the NBC talk show after nearly a decade away. She said she would have preferred to remain silent rather than continue speaking freely.
Lawrence Reflects on Her Past Behavior and Online Reactions
During the interview, Lawrence opened up about previous comments in which she reflected on how annoying she thought she had been in the past. The internet responded in her defense, but she admitted that the supportive reaction actually made her feel more irritating. She explained,
And then the Internet, the sweet Internet — I’ve never said that before — was just like, rushed to my support and was like, ‘You’re not annoying! We never thought you’re annoying!’ But that is annoying because I, like, weaponized my experience to make everybody stick up for me. And I’m like, ‘Oh my god, that is so annoying!’
– Jennifer Lawrence
She went on to acknowledge her self-awareness about being annoying, adding,
I am annoying, and I am OK with that, and I don’t want anybody to say anything,
– Jennifer Lawrence
Embarrassment Grows as Lawrence Struggles to Keep Quiet
Host Jimmy Fallon asked how the interview would continue if Lawrence remained quiet, to which she humorously responded that she might simply stop talking. As the conversation progressed, it became clear she was increasingly uncomfortable with how much she was saying. After sharing a story about her role in Die My Love, Lawrence quietly complained,
I can’t believe I’m still talking,
– Jennifer Lawrence
Her frustration culminated in a loud wail, prompting laughter from Fallon. Later, she began wailing again after another anecdote, highlighting her struggle with the interview format despite her film’s imminent release.
Upcoming Release Marks a Return to the Spotlight
Die My Love is set to arrive in theaters this Friday, marking a significant moment for Lawrence as she continues to balance her public image with her personal feelings. This Tonight Show appearance reveals a candid glimpse into her complex emotions surrounding fame and self-perception, leaving audiences curious about how she will handle future interviews.
