Jennifer Lawrence Discusses ‘Die My Love’ and Acting with Robert Pattinson
After its Cannes premiere, “Die My Love” made its way to New York City. Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson reunited for the event, showcasing their lively dynamic during the promotion. This psychological drama revolves around Grace and Jackson, a couple played by Lawrence and Pattinson, who relocate from New York to Montana. The film explores the challenges Grace faces after giving birth while trying to maintain her mental stability.
The Dynamic Duo: Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson
In “Die My Love,” Lawrence and Pattinson’s performances include intense fight scenes. Lawrence remarked on the ease of switching between humor and intensity during these sequences. She shared her experience with The Hollywood Reporter, saying, “Sometimes fight scenes, the crazier they get, the funnier they get.” Director Lynne Ramsay captured this blend of tension and laughter in their performances.
Creative Collaborations and Challenges
Even with their chemistry, the two held different approaches to their craft. Lawrence humorously noted, “Rob is really bad at memorizing and I’m really good at memorizing.” Their differing styles led to amusing exchanges, with Pattinson stressing about memorization while Lawrence confidently prepared.
Method Acting Insights
Pattinson reflected on his preparation method, stating, “Literally I can’t do anything else. I have to stay home and treat my brain like it’s a fragile endangered species.” This intense focus is crucial for his approach to rigorous roles in films like “Die My Love.”
Supporting Cast and Production
- LaKeith Stanfield
- Nick Nolte
- Sissy Spacek
These actors provide strong support alongside Lawrence and Pattinson. Spacek, who portrays Pattinson’s mother, enjoyed the experience, sharing that he called her “Mom” during filming. She added, “He was just great. Both he and Jennifer have these senses of humor so they kept us laughing and crying.”
Exploring Intrusive Thoughts
As Grace’s mental state deteriorates, Lawrence found her role exciting. She noted, “It was really fun…you don’t often get to live intrusive thoughts out loud.” The character’s struggles allowed her to explore unique dramatic moments and presented opportunities for intense performances.
Release Information
“Die My Love” is set to hit theaters this Friday, offering audiences a glimpse into the darker sides of parenthood and mental health.
