Jennifer Lawrence, the funniest actress in Hollywood, FINALLY has her own comedy!

We're leaving France for a region of the world you know less well, well, I don't really think so. Hollywood, here's the info for the craziest comedy of the summer. We're very happy to welcome Jennifer Lawrence and her co-star. [Music] [Applause] Are we going to get into the song? Oh yes, well, in the film [Applause] In the film, we hear this too [Applause] [Music] [Applause] And we hear this too [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Anyway, welcome Andrew and welcome Jennifer. I present to you the man who knows France best out of all of France. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! If you have a question for him about our country, don't hesitate, he's here. Jennifer, what do you know about France? Noisy-le-Grand? Absolutely not, I don't know anything about it. Noisy-le-Grand? Yes, it's true, we filmed here for a while, it was great. Oh my! Is it Realities [Music] of the filming, what do you know about France besides Noisy-le-Grand? To be perfectly honest, nothing at all. Actually, the 7th arrondissement, which was built, and my summer bedroom, and the Eiffel Tower. When I arrived, I imagine it's right next door. Today, both of you, one day you're a huge Disney fan. I think you know all the parks in the world. So you went to Disneyland Paris. So we're going to see the footage from the London premiere. It was yesterday. You're both in the company of... We're going to see... The director, Jean Ski, in English the film is called No Hard Feelings, in French the challenge, because here we translate English titles with English words. A pure, joyful, and wacky comedy with a politically incorrect premise. And Jennifer, explain the premise of the film to us, knowing that here on French TV you can say anything, even swear words. Jennifer [ Applause] who has a house she inherited from her mother, but her taxes are increasing enormously, and she drives an Uber. She needs a... She loses her car, so she finds a classified ad online saying she can go out with the somewhat antisocial son to get the car. Jérôme, you're doing well, look at the images. The film is in French theaters on June 21st. [Music] [Music] [Music] [ Music] [ Music] [ Applause] [Applause] When you read the script and saw that Jennifer Lawrence was going to ask if she could touch your sausage, how did you react? How did I behave as a character? How did she behave? We can really see best friends, so it's great. Ambre, you really liked the film? Yes, I think what makes the film so strong is a balance, or rather a meeting of the right project and the right casting. Andrew, you don't want me to start by talking about Jennifer Lawrence, with an observation to begin with: we had never seen you in a 100% comedy like this one, which seems crazy because apart from that, you ticked all the boxes. Bingo, already a film! Proof: adventure saga, yes! Complex drama with an Oscar in the bag, yes! Saty, blue superhero, yes! It's about ecology, it's about society, yes! Filmed in space, yes! Horror film, yes! But no silly comedy. Yet, without even seeing it in theaters, we already know you're very funny. You're a Hollywood actress with the most humor and self-deprecation. On the internet, you can find videos called "Jennifer Lawrence Compilation Funny Moments Part 40," each 13 minutes long. There are comedians whose job it is who do n't have as much as you. You confided in an interview that you dreamed of doing a comedy and that you were waiting for the right one, and the right one was this one. You were won over by the script, and as we 've said, the dialogues are extremely funny. But while for you it was just a matter of filming yourself, for this film you had to give a real performance: stunts, grimaces, dancing, breaking doors, violence against customers, handling dangerous wild animals, plus realistic means of transport in the car. Outside of the car, it's a role that pushes everything to the limit. If it were played straight, the film would end up being trashy, but no, it's played by a seasoned, Oscar-winning actress. You do it with impressive precision, and it's the same for you, Endo Barthelman. If the teenager character had been played by just a young actor, it might have been a caricature, but you're not just a young actor. You were discovered when you were 16, when you started acting on Broadway, where you made a name for yourself. And yes, you brought that seriousness to the role, giving it a lot of accuracy. You also do your fair share of stunts and dangerous things, by the way. So, by the way, I'm wondering, seeing such an actress play such a role, did it teach you anything? What impressed you most about being on the other side of the table compared to her in a scene? It's truly a dream come true because you can really be yourself. What did I learn from her? That someone like her, at her level, is so kind, so gentle, so generous, and it encouraged me to do the same thing every day because if I can be as nice as her, what am I supposed to do? And so it's a nicer card of 0.1 on Hubert. Even you say that you are Mavic Danger, them, that swear words from Jean written with John Philippe, it's so funny that the best thing we can do is tell the truth at every moment, and it wasn't really useful for us to add too much to the comedy, as you said, it was enough simply to tell the truth. So no, but I'm not an alcoholic here, it's welcome, well, I mean in the film, this line, Jennifer, what's good about getting older is that you don't care what people think of you. Is that true when you're a Hollywood star? It's a little more difficult because sometimes you find traces of yourself on the internet, but yes, it There are certain anxieties I had in the past, when I was in my twenties, that have passed. You enjoy life a little more as you get older, you focus on what matters. So now you're a little freer, a little bit more. You play a woman who doesn't understand today's younger generation in the film. You find them uptight and timid. Is that the case in real life, knowing that you're young yourself? Literally, this generation strikes me a lot. They're organized, they 're intelligent, they're passionate, they're very open-minded. I've learned a lot from this younger generation and from Andru, and he helped me a lot with my phone, especially sharing, putting my phone on silent, all that. So why is n't the younger generation interested in sex, Angel? That's what we understand in the film. Generally speaking, this generation is more interested in connections, in true love between one person and another, and we have more and more language to express it with our phones. It's more It's even more difficult to do, so that's what we see in Persillé. I hope things will normalize. Jennifer, you were in Cannes as the producer of a documentary about Afghan women called "Bread and Roses." Can you tell us a little about it? It's a documentary directed by Sarahmani that follows the lives of three Afghan women during the Lebanese state's recapture of Kabul in 2021. When it happened, I was watching television, I saw the news, and we tried to find a director—a female director, to be precise—to get a camera that could capture the inside. These are women who truly risked their lives, and it was wonderful to be able to present the premiere in Cannes. I'm sorry, it's a little difficult to concentrate. You're a Hollywood star, and you remain committed to fighting corruption and promoting democracy in the United States. Is it easy to reconcile the two? It's my job. I think there shouldn't be so much money in the... Politically, senators could see, could have the opportunity to become lobbyists, like they should be able to, and I would like our government to be more just and democratic and less corrupt so that it works for the people and not for millionaires. I like to say that, that smile is magnificent, the same thing, yes, absolutely. I think that especially when we talk about my generation, there is so much access to information now that my generation has a renewed passion that can sometimes be illuminated by disinformation and misinformation, which is sometimes a little scary, but I think that for the people in power who manage with all that, they can't hide anything anymore. Lighter news about Cannes, you saw Justin Trier's Palme d'Or, you liked it, you were there on the last day to see that film again, I can't wait to see it, really, and then you were there on the red carpet coming down the steps, but the news was that it was you, and the world talked about it, but the news was that you were there for the documentary on the Afghan FAMAS and City of Marseille is a fantasy for Americans, but it's true, it's a fantasy for Americans, you said it! Beyoncé had a huge concert this week at the legendary Vélodrome stadium. Matt Damon is also a fan of the city; he spent a lot of time there filming Steel Water. He completely fell in love with it. He said that if he were French, it's the city he would want to live in because of its energy and its light. There's also the French music scene that's exported. I don't know if you're familiar with it, but well, it's in the [Applause] [Music] top 100 most-streamed songs worldwide on Spotify. And when we were there, we met a young American woman from Nebraska. She had come to spend a month and decided to stay for life. So after 1000 Paris, tonight you'll discover Sarah in Marseille. In short, it's true that there's a whole hype around Marseille that goes beyond France and is exported. across the Atlantic, and it's coming up right after the show, so the Marseille special with Martin, meet you, and the challenge will be in June, on June 21st, and it's really hilarious and wacky, so go see it!