Jennifer Lawrence is back in the awards conversation with Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love, but she’s not pretending the rollout is all red carpets and roses. In a new cover story and joint chat with her 2025 movie release co-star, Robert Pattinson, the Oscar winner talks candidly about the part of the job that never gets easier: releasing something you love into a loud, unpredictable world, only for people to slam it. It's an experience, she says, “only adds to the dread.”
Ramsay's film—a book-to-screen adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s novel—sees the Silver Linings Playbook star play Grace, a new mother in psychological freefall, with Pattinson portraying her husband, Jackson. During an interview with V Magazine, Lawrence digs into everything from improvising on set and cutting dialogue on the fly to the realities of portraying postpartum turmoil. It’s a revealing window into her process and why even a film she believes in can make the months before release feel like walking a tightrope. She shared:
