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Jennifer Lawrence believes that Quentin Tarantino might have stopped thinking of her for a film role after coming across remarks stating she wasn’t attractive enough to play the 1960s actress Sharon Tate.
During an episode of Happy Sad Confused With Josh Horowitz, Lawrence shared her desire to collaborate with certain directors — notably mentioning Christopher Nolan and Paul Thomas Anderson. When the host brought up the idea that Tarantino had previously wanted to work with her, Lawrence replied, “I’m not sure about that.”
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“He took [me] into consideration, and then everyone said, ‘She isn’t pretty enough to play Sharon Tate,'” Lawrence continued, alluding to Tarantino’s.Once Upon a Time in Hollywood(Tate was portrayed by Margot Robbie). “I’m fairly certain that occurred.”
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“Or, he never really thought of me for the role, and the internet went out of its way to say I was unattractive,” she added with a laugh.
Lawrence did acknowledge that shewas offered a part in a Tarantino movie – specifically to portray Daisy inThe Hateful Eight. But in the end, she didn’t accept it.
I declined it,” she said. “I shouldn’t have made that choice.
In another part of the interview, Lawrence shared details about her amicable yet competitive dynamic with Emma Stone.
“We climbed up for everything,” Lawrence said, joking that she had felt envious when Stone was recently nominated for an Actor Award forBugonia, while her own performance inDie My Love went unacknowledged.
We’re in a group chat, and she got nominated…today, and I didn’t,” Lawrence said, laughing. “And all our friends were saying, ‘Congratulations, Emma,’ and then I would just send a sad face emoji.
Lawrence then revealed that she had wanted to star in a film that Stone ended up getting the role for.
The one I desired that she obtained wasEasy A,” said Lawrence. “I was crazy aboutEasy AThat would have been wonderful.
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