Hollywood actress and producer Jennifer Lawrence recently reflected on her experience working with Robert Pattinson during the filming of Die, My Love. Appearing on the podcast Las Culturistas to promote the upcoming release, Lawrence discussed the film’s emotionally charged themes and her on-set rapport with Pattinson.
The movie follows Grace, portrayed by Lawrence, an aspiring writer who relocates from New York to rural Montana with her husband. The narrative delves into her struggle with postpartum depression and mental health, while Pattinson plays Jackson, her increasingly detached spouse, as the story unfolds around Grace’s psychological unraveling.
The trailer hints at several intense intimate scenes, and while Hollywood productions typically employ intimacy coordinators for such sequences, Lawrence revealed that one was not needed in this case. She shared that although an intimacy coordinator might have been present, they were not involved in her scenes with Pattinson, emphasizing that she felt entirely comfortable working with him.
She described Pattinson as deeply respectful and devoted to his wife, Suki Waterhouse, noting that their off-camera conversations often revolved around family life. Lawrence added that there were no awkward or uncomfortable moments during filming and praised Pattinson for his professionalism, contrasting him with some actors who can overstep boundaries in similar situations.
Directed by Diego Kaplan, Die, My Love offers a raw exploration of postpartum turmoil and creative isolation, with Lawrence’s performance already drawing early critical attention for its intensity and vulnerability.
