Jennifer Lawrence

There is something.

I don't know what it is.

It's really easy to hate women viciously in a way that it's almost like we have this ire in us that specifically there's like an extra pocket for it.

And the ire that people are capable of, I think, is different.

I never at any point felt like this is unfair because of my gender.

I felt like this is unfair.

Because you created this.

You ask and you ask and you ask and you want and you want and you want and then you don't want it anymore.

And I felt like rejected.

But that's now that I'm older, that is a natural push pull of the process.

And I have to be in control of how much access is given and how much isn't.

Celebrities do not make a difference whatsoever on who people vote for.

And so then what am I doing?

I stay loose.

I think David O. Russell really taught me that.

I think because of David, it's never really mattered what the director's kind of methodology is.

Yeah, I didn't.

But I really felt like...

David, that was his way of communicating in a non-bullshit way.

I never felt like he was like degrading or yelling at me.