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Jennifer Lawrence is opening up about the 2014 celebrity nude photo hack.
The actress appears on the March 2018 cover of Vanity Fair and inside the magazine, she addresses her decision to go nude in her upcoming movie Red Sparrow(in theaters March 2).
"Red Sparrow really scared the hell out of me because I get nude," Lawrence tells Vanity Fair about the film, in which she plays a Russian spy. "I tried to do the movie without nudity but realized it just wouldn't be right to put the character through something that I, myself, am not willing to go through."
Lawrence at that point references the photograph hack, telling the distribution, "My greatest dread was that individuals would state, 'Gracious, how might you grumble about the hack in case you will get naked at any rate?'"
She at that point shares the real contrast between the two, "One is my decision." Lawrence at that point includes that with the choice, "I got something back that was taken from me, and it additionally felt typical."
Despite the fact that she was as yet anxious about shooting the scenes, Red Sparrow chief Frances Lawrence, who worked with the performing artist on three Hunger Games films, helped make her more agreeable.
"He looked at me ideal without flinching like I had garments on and after that out of the blue I resembled, 'Gracious, O.K., it's much the same as I have garments on.' Everybody here is proficient. You're still at work. One look simply made me agreeable. It didn't influence me to feel exposed," Lawrence clarifies.
A ton of the team on Red Sparrow had additionally dealt with Hunger Games, "They all knew me since I was an infant." And Lawrence imparts to VF that after they wrapped shooting on the bare scenes she prodded the group, "I trust you all vibe dreadful." </center>