In 2016, Jennifer Lawrence continued to hold the top spot on the list of highest-paid actresses with a huge amount of money: 46 million US dollars. Not any other prestigious or veteran name, but this 9X beauty is the one who continuously reaps success in both the number of film awards and the revenue of the films she participates in. Why do producers favor her so much? Perhaps it is thanks to Jen’s tireless efforts to express herself over the years.
As a child, Jennifer was a healthy and personable girl. She was even “banned” by her teachers from playing with other girls because she was too… rough. She is on the cheerleading team, plays field hockey and softball. Not only that, Jennifer also studied “extremely” when she graduated from high school in just 2 years with an almost perfect GPA: 3.9/4.0.
Jen always thought she would become a doctor when she grew up. She used to model and perform in community theater but never dreamed of becoming an actress. The turning point happened on spring break at age 14, when she and her family traveled to New York. A talent scout asked for a photo of her and Jennifer’s mother’s phone number. The next day, they called back and asked if Jennifer could come to a rehearsal. This was also the time when Jen realized her potential and passion for acting, so she decided to pursue it seriously.
When her family moved to Los Angeles, this was also where Jen had her first roles in her career with small series such as Monk, Medium, Cold Case… before getting the main role in the TBS series The Bill Engvall Show. . At the same time, she also tried her hand in independent films such as The Poker House and The Burning Plain.
The Bill Engvall Show was canceled after 3 seasons, Jennifer continued to appear in the independent film Winter’s Bones. At that time, just 20 years old, Jennifer had to take on a rather complicated role: teenage girl Ree Dolly lived in a remote and poor countryside, had to take care of her sick mother and her younger siblings, and take care of her children. looking for his long-lost father. Regardless of Jennifer’s efforts, this excellent role brought her the first Oscar nomination of her career, marking the moment when Jennifer’s name began to shine in Hollywood.
After the success of Winter’s Bones, Jennifer became more sought after by producers. In 2011, she accepted the role of mutant Mystique in the first action blockbuster X-Men: First Class – and became one of the most memorable female superheroes of the X-Men series.
In 2012, Jennifer Lawrence once again attracted attention for her leading role as Katniss Everdeen in the film The Hunger Games, adapted from the novel by Suzanne Collins. This is a big project that Jennifer had to consider a lot before accepting, because she was afraid it would affect her career. This role took Jennifer a lot of practice and physical preparation, including having to skin a squirrel with her bare hands.
However, the success in both quality and revenue of The Hunger Games brought Jennifer Lawrence to the highest podium. The episode achieved the third highest opening revenue in history and Katniss became the typical “heroine” image of the new era. This is also the only movie with a female action star in the top 200 highest-grossing movies of all time.
A year later, Jennifer Lawrence surprised the world when she won her first Oscar in the Best Actress category. Playing the debauched, rude yet seductive and vulnerable widow Tiffany Maxwell in Silver Linings Playbook, Jennifer truly shines on screen. Receiving the prestigious award at the age of 22, Jennifer was even so flustered that she tripped when she walked on stage to say thank you.
After that milestone, Jennifer Lawrence joined the ranks of A-list stars loved by millions of people. She continues to choose interesting scripts, challenging roles, and is successful both artistically and commercially. Most recently, Jennifer was paid up to 20 million USD (more than 500 billion USD) to appear in the fantasy romantic movie Passengers with rising actor Chris Pratt.
In the movie, both of them were passengers who hibernated for 120 years, expected to wake up on a new planet and a new life. However, for some reason, they both awakened ahead of their plans, and a dramatic space adventure began. The film promises to be an exciting blockbuster with the most watchable space travel theme of the 2016 Christmas season.
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