Highlights
- Jennifer Lawrence was booed by fans outside the Late Show when she arrived late for her interview with David Letterman.
- Despite the boos, Lawrence didn’t let it bother her and proceeded with her interview as usual.
- Lawrence admits that fame has ruined her personal life and she longs for the simpler days when she could go out unnoticed.
That’s right, even the most popular stars in Hollywood get booed from time to time. Scarlett Johansson was on the wrong end after her film was booed at the Venice Film Festival. As for Jennifer Lawrence, the actress is among the elite in Hollywood, and fans loved her interviews alongside David Letterman on The Late Show. However, things didn’t always go to plan behind the scenes…
In the following, we’re going to take a closer look at what took place prior to Lawrence’s interview with David Letterman. It seems like the actress received lots of boos from the crowd outside. We’re going to reveal why the actress got booed, while also taking a look back at her most memorable Late Show moments.
Jennifer Lawrence Was Booed By Fans After Arriving Late To Her Interview With David Letterman
Jennifer Lawrence certainly wasn’t booed for her interviews alongside David Letterman. The two had so many classic moments together which we will discuss a little later. However, fans that were waiting outside the Late Show in New York weren’t exactly pleased with the popular actress.
Normally, when an actor arrives at the Late Show they take an extra second to greet the fans and pose for pictures. This wasn’t the case when Lawrence arrived. It turns out that the actress was running late, and had to enter the building immediately once she got out of the SUV.
Lawrence pulled a slight wave to the crowd, despite the fact that those on-hand were booing Lawrence. The moment can be seen in the video below posted by, Entertainment Wire.
The moment was very brief, but it seems like it didn’t bother Jennifer Lawrence at all. She didn’t discuss the incident and was her usual self alongside David Letterman. Lawrence has made it clear in the past that she values her privacy, and isn’t into overly-eager fans. That might’ve been another reason for her quick entrance into the building.
Jennifer Lawrence Had Plenty Of Memorable Interview Moments Alongside David Letterman
Jennifer Lawrence’s best moments with David Letterman are numerous. Among the most memorable include Lawrence and Letterman getting under a cover together. Lawrence said during the memorable exchange, “Do you ever get so cold that you start sweating? Is that just a gross problem I have?” said Lawrence. “No,” answered Letterman, “I didn’t know that it was possible for the human anatomy to behave that way.”
Lawrence would also discuss her TMI gastrointestinal problem. The actress was extremely open, revealing, “I had an ulcer, but it turns out I had a fulcer,” she said. Lawrence continued alongside David Letterman, “You can only sh–- your pants so many times a day before you have to go to the emergency room.”
Clearly, Lawrence was never afraid to speak her mind during candid conversations with David Letterman. She always had the crowd going and proved to be one of Letterman’s top guests during the final stages of the Late Show.
Despite her authentic personality, Lawrence has admitted that fame is difficult to deal with. Following the success from The Hunger Games, her life took a major turn.
Jennifer Lawrence Admitted Her Life Was Never The Same Following The Success Of The Hunger Games
Given her fame and fortune, going out and about isn’t the same for Jennifer Lawrence. It is hard to go anywhere without being unnoticed by fans. Lawrence admits she misses the simpler days in her life in which fame was not a factor. Lawrence says that being famous ruined her life.
“My personal life is now ruined. I’ve had to create a new one and get used to this new life. It’s hard and it takes time, but I’m sure I will get it. I’m just mourning my old life. I miss that. I don’t want to forget what it’s like going to a coffee shop and people looking at me like a normal person. A part of me can’t get used to it and it makes me sad.”
Lawrence would go on to talk about her fame, revealing that it was quite the adjustment period.
“It took a few years to adjust. I didn’t really realize how angry and distorted I felt. I still felt entitled to a certain life that I just wasn’t allowed to have [anymore],” she continues. “I felt like I had the right to say, ‘I don’t want to be photographed right now, I don’t want people outside my house right now.’”
She continues, “I think that we should be allowed time off,” she proposes. “Three months. ‘Oh, it’s my three months off. You can’t photograph me.’ I would love to be able to control being photographed.”
Like so many other stars in Hollywood, Lawrence has a passion for acting, but not the fame attached.
Source: NewsFinale
