Jennifer Lawrence

Yeah.

And I'm a lot more nervous about whatever I say publicly.

I try not to, you know, I don't want to like give an interview that's like a bunch of like sound bites and like a word salad.

I just like, I don't think that that's like interesting.

And I don't feel like that's like what I'm like, it just would feel so inauthentic and not like what I'm here to do.

So I'm trying to strike that balance.

Thank you.

I don't know if it's different than if I were a man because I've just never lived that existence.

I only know this one.

That was the wrong question.

No, no, no, it wasn't.

I'm getting around to it.

I'm just dancing around your question because we are doing the dance.

We are.

I feel it when it's time for women to be the morality police.

It's easy for me to see it when it's happening, when somebody does a Woody Allen movie and they only ask the women, well, how do you feel about working with Woody Allen?

And you can just watch it.

You just watch not one male actor get asked that question.

And I see that play out a lot of just like women being the examples, women being the morality police.

And also I think