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    Jennifer Lawrence Flaunts Her Perfect Look at ‘Mockingjay’ Premiere

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodJanuary 29, 20242 Mins Read
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    Jennifer Lawrence is rocking a fierce new style!

    At Thursday’s London premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, the actress wore a black evening gown with chains linking the bodice and revealing a lot of bust.

    The Oscar winner arrived at the red carpet in style to say goodbye to the franchise before the last episode reaches theaters on November 20.

    Lawrence is presently co-writing a screenplay with Amy Schumer, so it looks like life after Hunger Games will be plenty of laughs after all the dystopia. ET spoke with Lawrence in Berlin earlier this week, and she gave us the lowdown on their next airport comedy.

    If you watch the film, you’ll see that Amy is totally on point, Lawrence says. She has always wanted to work as a flight attendant. She is employed for the airport. Moreover, I am in a state of complete chaos.

    When asked how they met, Lawrence says, “I reached out and everything just happened so quickly.” This is how their perfect moviemaking fit came to be. I have no idea how well our film will do at the box office, but I do know that we have a great sense of humor and aren’t scared. Not to mention that we’re both quite forthright. Since we are both honest and forthright, we have managed to get through this challenging process without ever arguing.

    Take it easy, Jennifer! Your upcoming project has us giddy, and we still haven’t reconciled with Katniss!

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