Lulu Garcia Navarro

There's a lot of unvarnished nudity in the film.

And...

You know, knowing that you were pregnant, I'm just wondering how you, we have such a complicated relationship in this country with nudity and women.

And I was wondering how you thought about that in the film and like challenges of that.

What?

I'm not saying that there is.

It's funny that your mind went there.

What would you ask you?

Oh, no.

Okay.

At this point, Jennifer Lawrence gets up.

We take a little break.

Then a few minutes later, she comes and sits back down for the rest of the interview.

Is everything okay?

I just peed.

I believe in freedom of the press, too.

Okay, so the other thing is that you, your sort of persona in the world, has been someone who is very funny and out there and has sometimes been viewed as like too loud, too much, and has sort of faced backlash and also people are charmed by it.

And I was wondering, now looking back at that era,

What do you think about how you were perceived and how you sort of interacted with the public as you were coming up when you were younger?

I mean, you said at that moment that you felt that other people had gotten sick of you and you had gotten sick of yourself.