In a delightful and humorous segment for Vanity Fair, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson participated in a lie detector test that provided fans with a unique glimpse into their personalities. Both actors showcased their playful chemistry as they tackled a range of topics, from their respective film accolades to their thoughts on reality television.
Lawrence expressed her desire to take the lie detector test with Pattinson, setting the stage for an entertaining experience. As the test began, Pattinson seemed a bit anxious, perhaps reflecting on his history of playful exaggerations during interviews. When asked about his past aspiration to be a rapper under the moniker Big Tub, he conceded that pursuing that dream was no longer feasible, especially since he hadn’t yet consulted with fellow actor and rapper Timothée Chalamet.
Oscar conversations and on-screen roles
During their back-and-forth, Pattinson was asked whether he felt envious of Lawrence’s Academy Award. In a thoughtful response, he replied, “I’m not jealous of your specific one. I’m glad you have one.” His diplomatic stance highlighted his supportive nature, even as they joked about their contrasting accolades. Lawrence, who won her Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook, shared her own feelings of jealousy towards her friend Emma Stone, who has two Oscars to her name.
Reality TV opinions and personal preferences
The conversation took a turn toward reality television, an area where Lawrence is known to have strong opinions despite admitting she had fallen behind on watching The Kardashians. She revealed her admiration for Khloé Kardashian while expressing her frustrations with Kourtney Kardashian, saying, “Kourtney is more annoying than ever. Everything has to be an announcement!” Her playful critique demonstrated her candid nature and engagement with pop culture.
As the interrogation continued, it was Lawrence’s turn in the hot seat. With a hint of nervousness, she confessed, “I guess I never realized how much I lie in interviews,” which added a layer of humor to the session. One of the standout moments came when Pattinson playfully questioned whether she believed The Hunger Games was cooler than Twilight. Lawrence’s emphatic “No” led to laughter, as the lie detector confirmed her honesty, prompting her to quip, “Breaking news: This machine is broken.”
Upcoming projects and collaborations
Looking ahead, both stars have exciting projects lined up. Lawrence, who will soon appear in the psychological thriller Die My Love alongside Pattinson, plays a character named Grace, a young mother grappling with her identity and mental health. The film, set to be released on November 7, , shows Grace’s struggles as she becomes increasingly isolated in their country home.
Pattinson, on the other hand, is slated to star in several films next year, including a romantic comedy titled The Drama, which also features Zendaya. Additionally, he will take on a significant role in Christopher Nolan’s upcoming project The Odyssey. His versatility as an actor continues to shine through in his diverse choices.
Future collaborations and creative endeavors
In a surprising twist, Lawrence revealed her plans to collaborate with Stone on a Miss Piggy movie. During an appearance on the podcast Las Culturistas, she shared how the concept emerged from discussions around cancel culture during the pandemic. Her excitement for the project was palpable, as she noted, “Miss Piggy is a feminist icon, and it would be funny if she got canceled.” This project reflects Lawrence’s desire to address contemporary issues through her work.
In addition to her film projects, Lawrence has expressed her intention to focus on political themes through her production company, Excellent Cadaver. By producing documentaries that tackle significant societal issues, she aims to use her platform to spark change. As she continues to navigate her career, it is clear that both Lawrence and Pattinson are committed to telling impactful stories while embracing their playful friendship.