Jennifer Lawrence faced off against Anderson Cooper after claiming she “faked” the 2013 Oscars. Fall: "It was terrible"
Unpleasant topic! Jennifer Lawrence is finally starting to feel better about falling at the 2013 Oscars, although she's still dying of failure.
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Lawrence, 30, pondered the viral oversight during an interview for the Dear Media podcast "Absolutely Not With Heather McMahan" on Wednesday, October 21. At the 85th Annual Academy Awards, the Kentucky native stumbled up the steps to accept her first Best Actress win for her 2012 Silver Linings compilation. Seven years later, Lawrence recalled that he felt “nervous” and “very superstitious” before the big night: “I didn't want to admit the possibility of my victory. I didn't want to record the speech, ”she recalled on a podcast. “Everything was in my head. I was very, very nervous, but I was ready. Adrenaline disappears, my name is called by name, I am in high spirits and in shock. ... And then I fell, and it erased everything from my memory. My brain has completely shut down. "
Over the years, the Winter's Bone star has learned to "now look back with love," although "for a very long time, the fall was very sensitive." Not only was the moment quickly immortalized in the show's history, it also sparked an unexpected altercation with Anderson Cooper, who then claimed that Lawrence had fallen on purpose.
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“I saw him on CNN three days [after the Oscars] saying, 'Well, she clearly faked a fall,” said the Hunger Games star. “It was so terrible because it was a terrible humiliation for me. I don't know if I will ever be able to give such a speech again, so it was unpleasant for me not to give a speech. "
A few months after her embarrassing Oscar night, Lawrence stumbled upon the 53-year-old CNN presenter at a holiday party - and was confident she would "let him know" how she felt.
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