‘It was in Las Vegas and he didn’t invite his sister!’ Jennifer Lawrence calls Don’t Tell the Bride the ‘greatest show ever’ as she confesses her love for reality TV
She’s known for taking a serious line on politics, privacy, and most things in between.
But Jennifer Lawrence has admitted that she has a soft spot for reality TV, particularly Britain’s Don’t Tell The Bride, which she calls “the best reality show ever.”
The 32-year-old Oscar-winning actress revealed her love for the series in which couples get funds for their wedding, on the condition that the groom organizes everything.
Downtime: Jennifer Lawrence, 32, has admitted she has a soft spot for reality TV, particularly Britain’s Don’t Tell The Bride, which she calls “the best reality show ever.”
speaking to the hollywood reporter during the round table of actresses, he confessed: ‘You [in the UK] they have the best reality show ever: Don’t Tell The Bride.
“Sometimes it’s cool and romantic and like, ‘Oh, these colors are horrible, but thanks, honey.’ And then sometimes they break up because of it. One woman said, ‘Not Vegas. Vegas no. Not Las Vegas.” Guess what? It was Las Vegas. And she didn’t invite her sister.
‘I had to defend myself against Woody Harrelson. He walked into my trailer and said, “Are you really going to see this crap?” And here’s what I have to say about crap: You’re looking at interpersonal relationships that are real. From what I can see, they are real.
Funny: The 32-year-old Oscar-winning actress revealed her love for the series (pictured) which sees couples get funds for their wedding, on the condition that the groom arranges everything
Reversed: Adding an episode, he said, “A woman said, ‘No Vegas.’ Not Vegas. Not Vegas.” Guess what? It was Vegas. And he didn’t invite his sister’
It comes after Jennifer clarified her recent claim that she was the first woman to be cast as the lead in an action movie despite the fact that Sigourney Weaver and Angelina Jolie headlined franchises long before her.
In a statement to THRThe Academy Award winner said her comment “gone wrong” and that she wanted to express how “good it feels” to be a female force in a male-dominated genre.
‘That’s certainly not what I meant at all. I know I’m not the only woman who has ever directed an action movie,” began Jennifer, who played the famous female lead Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games (2012).
Confession: Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter during the actress roundtable, she confessed: ‘You [in the U.K.] they have the best reality show ever: Don’t Tell The Bride’
‘What I wanted to emphasize was how good it feels. And I meant that with Viola [Davis] – to overcome these old myths that you hear about… about the talk that you would hear about that kind of thing.
But it was my mistake and it went wrong. I had the nerves talking to a living legend,’ Jennifer concluded.
He originally made the bizarre claim during a meeting with fellow Oscar winner Viola Davis as part of Variety Actors on Actors series, which launched earlier this week.
The mother-of-one, who went on to play Katniss in four films, revealed that executives were concerned that children “couldn’t identify” with a female lead.
Mistake: It comes after Jennifer clarified her recent claim that she was the first woman to be cast as the lead in an action movie despite Angelina Jolie leading franchises.