Jennifer Lawrence Isn't a Real X-Men Mutant to Her Nephew

Your nephew, who doesn't believe that you're an X-Men? My nephew, my 4-year-old nephew, Bear. Yeah. He is obsessed with X-Men. Obsessed with X-Men. And I'm like, Bear, I'm an X-Men. And he's like, no, the real X-Men. And it's like the most infuriating. We have a video of little Bear. You trying to talk to him. This is like a mild version of what he does. Here's Jennifer. You know that I'm an X-Men? Bear, I play Mystique in X-Men. Acknowledge it. He hates it. He hates it. What a cute kid. Yeah. He really sure is. And I was on the phone with the producer. I was telling this story, and she heard Bear go... as soon as I said X-Men. He's, like, going through a thing. He doesn't like my work. He was in the Hunger Games in the last epilogue, you know, whatever, blah, blah, blah, at the end. Played my kid. And so he's on his way to visit me, and he goes, Dad, do I have to be in this one? Cute. I think he's cute. I want to show you a clip. I think he's cute, too. Yeah. Wait, what was I saying? You were saying that you think he's cute. No, no, no. It sounded that way. It did. I didn't mean that. I felt like I had to defend myself. Anyway, here's the X-Men clip. Watch, don't watch, I don't care. No, no, here's the X-Men clip. Please watch Jennifer Lawrence, X-Men Apocalypse. Take a look at this. I was on a plane like this with my friends, about your age. We called ourselves the X-Men. Hank and I are the only ones left. I couldn't save the rest of them. I told you I'm not a hero. But you're a hero to us. Seeing you that day on TV changed my life. Mine, too. I mean, I still live in my mom's basement, but everything else is pretty much the same.