Jennifer Lawrence now wishes that she had listened to the guidance that her good friend Adele had given her in the past.

The 32-year-old actress who is most known for her role in the film Causeway about her career after The Hunger Games in a recent interview with The New York Times. Some of the movies that she performed shortly after the success of The Hunger Games were not as highly regarded.

“Oh no, you guys are here because I’m here, and I’m here because you’re here,” Lawrence remarked of her adoring fans. “I’m here because you’re here,” she said. ” ‘Wait, who decided that this was a good movie?’ ” ” ‘Wait, who decided that this was a good movie?’ ”

Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence has said that her close friend Adele really “told her not to do” the science fiction love drama Passengers, which she starred in opposite Chris Pratt. Lawrence credits the film from 2016 as being one of the movies that made her feel this way.

Lawrence recounted telling the site that her friend had said something to the effect of “I feel like space movies are the new vampire flicks.” “I should have paid attention to what she had to say.”

After the success of Passengers, Lawrence went on to star in a few more movies, including Mother! (2017), Red Sparrow (2018), and Dark Phoenix, which did not get the same level of critical acclaim as some of her earlier works (2019).

She made her acting comeback in the film Don’t Look Up, which was released a year ago and was nominated for four Academy Awards. Her next role will be as a struggling military veteran in the film Causeway, which will be released this Friday on Apple TV+. In addition to playing the part of Lynsey, she also works behind the scenes as a producer for the drama.

According to comments that Lawrence made to the Times around the time of the release of Passengers, “Everything was like a rebound effect.” “Rather than merely acting, I was responding to the situation.”

“I felt more like a celebrity than an actress, cut off from my creativity and my imagination,” she said. “It was a really strange feeling.”

The interview that Lawrence gave to the Times comes about a year after she gave an interview to Vanity Fair for the December 2021 edition of the magazine. In that conversation, Lawrence discussed taking a vacation from life in the public spotlight.

She offered an explanation at the time, which was something to the effect of “I was not churning out the quality that I should have.” “I simply assume that people had become tired of me at that point. I’d had enough of being by myself. It had simply come to the point where there was nothing that I could do correctly.”

“The actress proceeded by saying, “If I walked a red carpet, it was, ‘Why didn’t she run?'” She then went on to note, “… I believe that I have spent the most of my life trying to make other people happy.”

“Working made me feel like nobody could be upset with me: ‘Okay, I said yes, we’re doing it. Nobody’s furious.’ And then I had the impression that I had reached a stage where people were not happy only by the fact that I existed “Lawrence said. Because of this, I no longer believe that one’s job or profession can bring about any kind of inner calm or contentment.