Jennifer Lawrence on Filming “Die My Love” While Pregnant and Portraying Postpartum Depression

    you know, I I’m not really a an actor that like, you know, brings the work home or, you know, I um I Yes. A part of what she’s going through is the hormonal imbalance that comes with postpartum, but she’s also having an identity crisis. Who am I as a mother? Who am I as a wife? Who am I as a sexual person to my husband? as a creative and I think she’s plagued with this feeling that she’s disappearing. Um, so for me, I was four and a half, 5 months pregnant when we shot. I had great hormones, you know, I was feeling great, which is really kind of the only way I would be able to to dip into some of this visceral emotion. And also, I think in terms of answering any question about my acting or my performance at all, I had Lynn Ramsay as my director. So, that kind of is it.

    Jennifer Lawrence opens up about how “Die My Love” hit close to home, reflecting on postpartum depression, identity loss, and her own experience as a mother at the #CannesFilmFestival.

    “I was four and a half months pregnant when we shot, and I had great hormones—I was feeling great, which is really kind of the only way I would be able to dip into these visceral emotions.”

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    1. With my 2nd child, I was hit by PPD and ended up barely eating or sleeping, convinced this feeling would never end 😢. I felt like I was disappearing right in front of my own kids. I read the book “Seventeen Gentle Steps Toward Your Inner Sunrise” and within days I felt like I could breathe again 🌬️. Wish I’d known about it after my 1st child—would’ve come to my rescue sooner.

    2. Hey isn't this the lady that voiced admiration for Amy Schumer when Amy was regularly making racist posts about Arabs? Very cool, one day everyone will have always been against this.

    3. I love her for who she is as a human, actress, and the fact she doesn't have an entitled ego. I hope she forever stays this way.
      ❤. She is great!

    4. They say trauma effects down to a cellular level, so acting on such a deep level while pregnant might not be such a good idea, cause allthough is just acting, the body feels the emotion beeing acted out.. idk? Just wondering about this

    5. We’re a lot more self aware as well as of the world. We’re all lost, searching in d dark. Getting spooked by d smallest of external vectors. But this is GOOD 👍
      We underestimate humanity. These r growing pains. We shall overcome, ✊🤝🖖 together!!

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