Why Jennifer Lawrence prefers to work with female filmmakers

She had been away from public attention for some time, but since she was the mother of her first child, Jennifer Lawrence has once again been one of the centers of attention of all media focus. The actress has returned to work and, after starring on screen Don’t Look Up this year, now awaits the premiere of No Hard Feelingsa comedy that will hit screens next year and that she herself will produce and star in.

In a recent conversation for The Holiday Reporter, in which she was accompanied by other big names in the film industry What Emma Corrin, Danielle Deadwyler, Claire Foy, Michelle Williams, and Michelle Yeoh; the actress shared anecdotes about her work and compared her work experiences with male and female filmmakers. She, who has been one of the actresses who worked with Bryan Singer for X Men Before he was charged with sexual misconduct, he recounted during this talk: “I’ve seen emotional men. I’ve seen the biggest tantrums on set.”

During this meeting and talking about the film that he also produced together with the film director Lila Neugebauer, he also revealed that if he could choose, he would prefer to work with women: “It made me laugh when we talked about schedules and stuff because it was very interesting to be in a movie directed by a woman. My partner and I were the main producers. We had a female director [Lila Neugebauer]. The schedule made sense. there were no big fights and if an actor had something personal and wanted to leave early, instead of saying, ‘Oh! Well, we’d all love to leave early!’, we’d put our minds together and say ‘OK. How can we solve this?’ If we didn’t agree and we listened to each other.”

Jennifer Lawrence’s experience in the films she has made with men and in which she has been accompanied by women has been very different. In fact, about Causeway concluded: “It was amazing not to be around toxic masculinity to get some rest from that.”