Backstage at the Oscars: Jennifer Lawrence Meets Jack Nicholson

by Jane Boursaw on February 25, 2013 · 9:16 pm · 3 comments

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Oscars 2013: Jennifer Lawrence and Jack Nicholson

Here’s what I love about Jennifer Lawrence. She’s a majorly big star now. I mean, look at the movies on her resume so far. For starters, we’re talking “Winter’s Bone,” “The Hunger Games,” and “Silver Linings Playbook,” for which she won that shiny Oscar statuette last night.

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But she’s still starstruck when meeting big stars like Jack Nicholson and Anne Hathaway. Can you imagine meeting Jack Nicholson? And him saying he loved you in your movie? I can’t even imagine. Neither can Jennifer. Take a look at what happened backstage at the Oscars last night…

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1 Vera Marie Badertscher February 26, 2013 at 3:11 pm

That is just not only sweet, but it shows one big clue as to why she is a good actress. She still totally experiences life instead of hiding behind some faux sophistication. Which lets her know how those feelings, well “feel.”
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February 28, 2013 at 8:06 pm

She seems so real and genuine. Good Southern girl.
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