Jennifer Lawrence: ‘Adele told me the passengers were going to be losers’

Jennifer Lawrence For several weeks he’s been starring in what we would consider fits of anger sincerity Made in Hollywood. actress, Who made it clear that he did not deal with him Famewas thinking about the current situation of great actresses in the film industry, claiming that He gets paid less than most men for it the vagina. Now, in an interview with The New York Timesthe hero of the story do not search States Singer Adele warned him not to participate Passengers2016 romantic space drama featuring Chris Pratt. the reason? Adele thought it would be a shame And he was right diverse).

Passengers It was a flop and Jennifer Lawrence regrets not listening to Adele and her advice

The film is directed by the director imitation gameMorten Tildum hasn’t finished work. It was a huge mistake Among the specialized press, with low approval ratings in places like rotten tomatoes, and even Lawrence came to deprive her of the subsequent. The actress claimed that fans weren’t fully supportive of her in the role and that the dread of choosing the film over other options has haunted her ever since. “Wait a minute, who said Passengers Was it a good movie? Lawrence exploded in a controversial interview day times.

“I think space movies are the new vampire movies,” warned British singer Lawrence, who saw just how bad everything was in that movie. block buster With Chris Pratt. Jennifer Lawrence says she remembers those words, and that, in hindsight, she thought she should have followed his advice. “I am remorseful Passengers. Adele told me not to! He said to me: ‘I feel like space movies are the new vampire movies. I should have listened to her.”Suspension.

PassengersStarring Lawrence and Pratt, it tells the story of two people hibernating on a spaceship that transports thousands of people to a colony 60 light years from Earth. The production, which cost $110 million and grossed about $300 at the box office, focuses on the two characters’ relationship after they accidentally wake up 90 years before their fate. “This movie didn’t have the quality it should have had. Plus, in those years, everyone got tired of me”, he admitted to Vanity Fair last year. after success do not searchLawrence’s star bridgepremiering at the Toronto International Film Festival and premiering November 4 on Apple TV +.