Jennifer Lawrence Done with Franchises, Reflects on Loss of Control

Jennifer Lawrence is returning to her indie roots — not a lot since she needs to, however wishes to … as it appears going mainstream in Hollywood has actually taken its toll on her.

The A-lister remains in London plugging her newest flick, “Causeway,” which sees her taking on a really peaceful, remarkable function … playing a U.S. soldier with PTSD and getting adapted to routine life once again. It’s considerably various than anything she’s carried out in current years.

What we imply, naturally, is that this isn’t a significant hit by any stretch of the creativity — it’s an A24 movie, with a method smaller sized budget plan and minimal release by means of Apple.

Beyond simply that, though, this is area that JLaw hasn’t ventured into in a while. Fact is, she’s been among the market’s highest-paid starlets for a long time now … which, naturally, is because of her starring in major franchises like “X-Men” and “The Hunger Games.”

Her Academy Award for Best Actress — for her lead function in “Silver Linings Playbook” — likewise shot her into a brand-new stratosphere … making her among the most preferable hires in the biz.

As it ends up … Jen is in fact reflecting on all that with a fresh viewpoint — this on the heels of giving birth to a baby, and getting hitched. During a staged sit-down Saturday, Jen was priced estimate as feeling a sense of instability after accomplishing the peak of acting popularity.

Per Variety, she stated … “I think I lost a sense of control. Between “The Hunger Games” coming out and winning the Oscar, I became such a commodity that I felt like every decision was a big, big group decision. When I reflect now, I can’t think of those following years, [because there was] just a loss of control.”

There’s another quote drifting around that’s being credited to JL — and it discuss her future in films … which appears to swear off doing any longer big-time popcorn movies.

Jen supposedly stated throughout this exact same chat, “I loved superhero movies. Franchise is art and they’re so fun; I could never do one now because I’m too old and brittle. I love them too. This generation understandably likes a world to escape to, and I can relate to that.”

That’s quite intriguing. It seems like she’s going to be much more selective with the tasks she signs onto moving forward — which might imply more Oscar-bait-y flicks like “Causeway.”