Jennifer Lawrence is issuing a warning to both "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" fans alike, regarding her and Robert Pattinson's latest venture, "Die My Love." During a recent appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," host Jimmy Fallon remarked on the internet's fervent anticipation, noting that "everyone's going crazy that Katniss and Edward are finally in a movie together." He was referring to the pair's respective mega-successful film franchises, where Pattinson portrayed the brooding vampire Edward Cullen and Lawrence the fearless Katniss Everdeen.
However, despite their shared history in these beloved franchises, Lawrence is urging fans to approach "Die My Love" with a fresh perspective, emphasizing that it's a completely new project with all-new characters. "I'm extremely nervous that people will rush to the theater expecting it to be a fanfiction of Katniss and Edward, but it's not," she explained. "It's a very unique, poetic work of art."
She added, "It's great, but if you're expecting fanfiction, you're going to be disappointed. I'm just afraid it'll come out and everyone will be upset with me."
"Die My Love," which hits theaters on November 7, follows a couple in crisis as Lawrence's character Grace, a woman transplanted to rural America with her companion Jackson, slowly descends into madness. Despite having never met before filming the Lynne Ramsay-directed movie, Lawrence and Pattinson clearly hit it off during production, as evidenced by the No Hard Feelings star's continued praise for her co-star. "I was delightfully relieved that he was exactly as I had imagined him," she recently told The Hollywood Reporter. "He was very laid back, very sweet, and funny. We could sit in silence together, which was very important to me. We could both scroll on our phones without talking, which is really necessary in a co-star relationship."
