While on the press tour for her new film, Passengers, Jennifer Lawrence appeared on The Graham Norton Show with costar Chris Pratt and celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. On the show, Lawrence told a story of how she accidentally dismantled a sacred Hawaiian site and almost killed a co-worker while filming The Hunger Games.
"We were filming in Hawaii, and there were…sacred…rocks — I dunno, they were ancestors, who knows — they were sacred," she said. "And you're not supposed to sit on them, because you're not supposed to expose your genitalia to them. I however, was in a wet suit for this whole shoot, so, oh my god they were so good for butt itching!"
She went on to explain that after going to one of the giant rocks to scratch her butt, one of the rocks came loose and rolled down the mountain, almost killing the film's sound engineer.
Lawrence told the story lightly, in a very humorous, Jennifer Lawrence-y way. But many people did not find a celebrity disturbing sacred ground with her butt, and swirling a glass of white wine around while telling the tale, very funny. After the talk show episode aired on December 7, people were quick to respond to Lawrence's tale on Twitter.
Another reason Jennifer Lawrence is so annoying. Knowingly messes with something sacred to Hawiians. Then brags and makes a joke about it. twitter.com/deadcooi/statu…
@prattprattpratt - I feel your pain. Sitting next to Jennifer Lawrence as she takes PRIDE in rubbing her ass on Sacred Places is AGONIZING
Disrespectful on Jennifer Lawrence's part. Fully acknowledges she was told rocks were sacred, yet goes on to celebrate her ignorance? Bye. twitter.com/RachelDecoste/…
jennifer lawrence: (laughing) i think it's like... their god or something but it was such a good dildo lol
Lawrence has yet to respond to the backlash against her story.
From: Cosmopolitan
