For much of the 2010s, Jennifer Lawrence was one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood, starring in major blockbusters and Oscar-contending movies. But the actress has been appearing much more sparingly in recent years, including taking a break from acting. That was until No Hard Feelings came about.
Though her first credit goes back to playing a high school mascot on the popular TV series Monk in 2006, Lawrence's big break came a few years later when she landed the lead role in the indie movie Winter's Bone. After landing an Oscar nomination for the movie, Lawrence then hit superstardom with roles in X-Men: First Class and The Hunger Games, as well as becoming the second youngest Best Actress winner ever for Silver Linings Playbook. Between 2010 and 2019, Lawrence starred in 20 movies, racked up four Oscar nominations (and the one win) and had multiple box office winners.
