Monday, March 24, 2014

Television and Cinema Verities #114


“I’m playing a real girl that is stuck. The only thing that she wants, and what makes her a true hero, is she wants as little death as possible. She doesn’t want a war to get revenge. She wants to fix the situation and I think the cruelty of the Capitol gets to a place where you can’t not do something, you know? You have to act.

-Jennifer Lawrence discusses her heroic role in The Hunger Games franchise, at Slash Film, in November of 2013. I’ll be posting my review of Catching Fire this Thursday morning.

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