Jennifer Lawrence Explains How She Bruised Her Tailbone During Recent Fall

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Apparently "Hunger Games" star Jennifer Lawrence is prone to falling down, like a lot. The actress and her "Mockingjay Part 2" co-stars Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth chatted about her most recent fall at a restaurant to "Extra's" AJ Calloway.
Jennifer swears she was "dead sober" when it happened, and that the fall wasn't serious, but it did leave her butt and tailbone a bit bruised.
The three "Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2" stars also talked about the film, which is the final installment in the franchise. Check it out!
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So is it cool being all back together and seeing the whole cast?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's awesome.
I mean, you know, we're all working now and traveling in different places,
and when we get to come back together for three weeks, yeah, it's awesome.
And we hang out and we hit the town together.
I was talking to Elizabeth, she told me you fell again.
You should ask Jen about just the other night.
What'd you do?
Oh, I don't want to say.
Why not?
I don't know what she would want me to say.
It's okay.
She falls down a lot, is all I'll say.
She busted her ass in the middle of a full restaurant.
A full restaurant.
It was a really busy restaurant.
I wasn't there for it, but I heard that Andre was sitting there.
And dead sober.
And it was like, good, good.
I was dead sober.
And everybody was like, whoa.
It was like a slap on the green eye.
I really smacked my butt.
And we looked over and I'm like, again?
I fell.
It was such a bizarre fall.
I went to stand up and then I tripped on my chair or tripped on something.
And I just fell flat on my butt.
There wasn't even an intermediate period.
I just went, whew.
Yeah, I'm fine.
No, I'm still sore from falling down the stairs at the Greenwich in New York.
I'm just amazed at how much.
I swear to God, I was permanently bruised.
How much you do it.
You consistently fall down.
It's my thing.
I want to laugh at you, but I want to hug you because it's so sad.
Yeah, yeah.
Because it hurts.
Everything I do, I do big.
It was bad?
It was bad.
Are you okay?
You're fine?
I'm fine.
I have a bruised tailbone.
I'm dead serious, but I'm fine.
Oh, my goodness.
Was it just a heel thing?
No, it was a chair thing.
She was on a chair.
No, the chair was fine.
The chair was fine.
I fell down like six steps before we got here and tried to catch myself.
Let's talk about the film.
What do you want the fans to take away from this film?
I would say, I mean, there's so much to take away from these movies,
but in the final installment, you know, up until this point,
we're building up the idea of the consequence of war and trying to avoid that,
and obviously Katniss doesn't want violence and everything,
but the story really is about the consequence of war
and the separation between the government and its people,
and in this final film, you kind of see all that come to a head,
and you see Katniss kind of rise up and take ownership over her sacrifice as the Mockingjay.
Stand up for what you believe in, I think.
Yeah, Katniss has always followed a really strong moral compass,
and she's one person that was able to make a really big difference
because she was able to inspire a lot of other people to make change.
What was it like at the wrap?
What did you all do?
Hugged, held each other.
Held each other.
Yeah, we did.
It was nice.
A lot of holding.
Yeah, we had a little wrap party afterwards, well, a big wrap party afterwards,
but we didn't stay for a whole lot of time.
No.
For a little while.
Let's all go hang out at the hotel together.
It's kind of what we do.
We always do that.
Yeah.
Isolate everyone.
Yeah, I know.
So you all left the wrap party and then got together and hugged?
Yeah.
Yeah, pretty much.
We're puppies from the same litter.
I think that was a mistake, only because, like,
I think we had this fear of not being together more, so we were like,
we didn't have to do this.
And then a week later, we flew to London.
We actually hang out all the time.
Yeah, we hang out all the time.
We should have actually spent more time with you.
I know.
We stayed for a good period of time.
Yeah, we did.
It was good.
I remember dancing.
We weren't the first to leave.
And tell me about the slumber party with, like, Amy and all that.
What was that?
You mean, like, with Aziz and Amy?
Yeah.
And my house was overtaken with comedians.
Oh, God.
Yeah, it was very funny.
Yeah.
Yeah, it was fun.
She was getting in late.
She was on a comedy tour with Aziz, another one of my friends,
so they came and stayed with me.
It looked like fun.
It was very fun.
And you were directing Instagram kind of moments.
Yeah.
Pratt had us over for a barbecue and didn't have any food, so we, yeah.
He didn't have any food?
Yeah.
He's done that twice now.
That's crazy.
We're like, I go over with a group of people, and he, like, calls it a barbecue,
and he doesn't feed us.
And he's, like, the worst barbecue host ever, but a very sweet guy.
Barbecue with no food.
Yeah, I mean, he'll, like, go to Kroger.
He went to Kroger, and he, like, got a rotisserie chicken,
but then he put it in the oven, so it was, like, totally dried out.
Like, it was like National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Turkey.
It was just like, this is awful, dude.
I have to go now because I have to eat.
So we're going to see comedy out of you next?
I think so, yeah, with Amy.
I mean, something before it, but, yeah,
hopefully we'll get the Amy project up and running soon.
Are you writing something?
Yeah.
Oh, cool. You two together?
Yes.
I like it. Can you pull your buddies in? Can we write them in somehow?
There's not really a lot of boys in the story.
It's mainly just me and Amy.
I like it.
