Jennifer Lawrence Was Reportedly Injured by Flying Glass While On Movie Set In Brockton
Jennifer Lawrence purportedly endured a physical issue on the arrangement of her next film, Don't Look Up.
On February 5, The entertainer was on the spot in Massachusetts for the Netflix satire when a trick blast supposedly turned out badly. As per the Boston Globe, Lawrence was struck in the face by flying glass sections when a garbage bin experienced a window during the short-term shoot. She was seen holding her face prior to being surged away around 1:30 a.m. ET.
Lawrence stars in Don't Look Up close by basically the whole Hollywood A-Team, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep, Timothée Chalamet, Ariana Grande, Cate Blanchett, Jonah Hill, Kid Cudi, and Matthew Perry.
The political parody follows "two low-level cosmologists who leave on a media visit to caution humanity of a moving toward space rock that will annihilate Earth," per Entertainment Weekly.
This isn't Jennifer Lawrence's first remarkable physical issue on a film set. The Hunger Games entertainer once revealed to Vanity Fair that she turned out to be incidentally hard of hearing in one ear in the wake of recording the establishment's subsequent film, Catching Fire.
"I went hard of hearing in one ear for quite a long time. . . . However, that wasn't quite testing," she said. "It was simply ear testing since I got these ear diseases from the plunging and the water and the entirety of that stuff. And afterward, a fly from one of the cornucopia scenes penetrated my eardrum."
Obviously, the Oscar victor is likewise known for some especially brutal honorary pathway falls. In 2013, Lawrence took a tumble on her approach to acknowledge Best Actress for Silver Linings Playbook.
In a new meeting on Heather McMahan's Absolutely Not digital broadcast, Lawrence alluded to the fall as an "awful embarrassment" that totally "eradicated" all that she'd wanted to say in her discourse.