There are some rumors that Jennifer will be in The Last Apprentice. Check the article bellow:

According to inside source at Vulture, I Am Number Four actor Alex Pettyfer, may be ditching one young-adult franchise for another.

It seems talks between Screen Gems and reps for Alex Pettyfer have reached an impasse, and the young Brit won’t be starring in the studio’s adaptation of Cassandra Clare’s best-selling young-adult books, The Mortal Instruments. Instead, the young seems to have opted to the lead role in Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures’ adaptation of Joseph Delaney’s best-selling YA series The Last Apprentice (known to U.K. readers as The Wardstone Chronicles), about a teenage boy training to be an exorcist in the 1700s.

“The project is heating up fast, our spies say, with Oscar nominees Jeff Bridges and Jennifer Lawrence possibly playing roles as well; Bridges is being offered the part of the exorcist to whom Pettyfer would be apprenticed, and Lawrence that of a suspected witch.”

The Mortal Instruments comes to theaters in 2012 and stars Lily Collins. The film is directed by Scott Stewart.

The Last Apprentice comes to theaters in 2012 and stars Jeff Bridges, Alex Pettyfer, Jennifer Lawrence. The film is directed by Sergey Bodrov.

Jen’s upcoming film “Like Crazy” won best film in Sundance! I just found and added the first still of Jennifer in this film. It looks really promising. Also there is another on-set picture from X-Men (a little blurry I’m afraid).

• [x001] 2011: Like Crazy – STILLS – Promotional Still of Jennifer in Like Crazy
• [x001] 2011: X-Men: First Class – ON SET – Behind the Scenes of X-Men: First Class

British actor Felicity Jones won the special jury prize: dramatic at the Sundance film festival at the weekend for her role in romance Like Crazy, which also won the grand jury prize for best film.

Drake Doremus’s film, whose dialogue was largely improvised, tracks the long-distance relationship between a British woman (Jones) and an American man (Anton Yelchin). The movie also features Jennifer Lawrence, whose film Winter’s Bone won last year’s grand jury prize and has been nominated for four Oscars.

Two world cinema special jury prizes: dramatic for breakout performances were presented to Olivia Colman and Peter Mullan for their roles in Tyrannosaur, Paddy Considine’s feature-length directorial debut about a troubled man who finds a chance of redemption in the form of a Christian charity shop worker. The film also won the world cinema directing award: dramatic, making it the recipient of most awards at this year’s festival.

Peter D Richardson’s film How to Die in Oregon, about terminally ill people considering euthanasia in the north-western US state, won the grand jury US documentary prize. Richardson dedicated his prize to the “extraordinary individuals who allowed me to enter their life, document their life during the last four years. This award is for you and because of you.” The award for best foreign documentary went to Hell and Back Again, about the devastating impact a Taliban machine-gun bullet has had on the life of 25-year-old US army sergeant Nathan Harris.

Science fiction tale Another Earth, about two strangers who meet each other the night before the discovery of a mystifying new planet, won the dramatic jury prize and the Alfred P Sloan science trophy for director Mike Cahill. Cahill said: “This is the greatest week of our lives.” Happy, Happy, Anne Sewitsky’s tale of troubled romance in the snowy Norwegian countryside, was named the winner of the best foreign drama prize.

I just updated the gallery with scans of Jennifer in 2011. This includes the latest issue of EW (thanks to Kari). I also capped the interview Jen did for The Hollywood Reporter:

Gallery Links:

• [x007] Scans in 2011 – January 26th: The Hollywood Reporter
• [x001] Scans in 2011 – February: W Magazine
• [x003] Scans in 2011 – February 4th: Entertainment Weekly
• [x066] Online Interviews – 2011 January: The Hollywood Reporter

And also here is the interview for THR:

Jennifer Lawrence: The Making of an ‘It’ Actress

The new Hollywood Reporter looks at the actress, once passed over for Bella in “Twilight,” and the year she’s had since becoming a Sundance sensation for “Winter’s Bone.”

Jennifer Lawrence cried when Winter’s Bone was accepted into the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. The picture, set in the Ozark Mountains, might have been tiny, but the actress had recognized that the part of Ree Dolly — a teen struggling to hold her family together and keep their home — was a gritty, uniquely tenacious role. So she pursued it with unabashed commitment, even taking a spontaneous red-eye flight to New York to press the producers for the part. At the time, her highest-profile role had been in Guillermo Arriaga’s stark low-budget drama The Burning Plain, which had just scored her the Marcello Mastroianni Award at the 2008 Venice Film Festival. Lawrence expected maybe a dozen people would see Bone, so its selection by Sundance was a splendid bonus for the cast, crew and co-writer/director Debra Granik. It was only a few days after its first screening that she realized that perhaps she had underestimated its impact.

“I got recognized on the street, and someone said, ‘I loved Winter’s Bone,’ ” the 20-year-old actress recalls. “And I was like, ‘You saw Winter’s Bone?’ ” Read more… »

Jennifer Lawrence is pretty in pink at the 2011 Screen Actors Guild Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium on Sunday (January 30) in Los Angeles.

The 20-year-old Winter’s Bone actress chose an Oscar de la Renta shocking pink gown with draped bodice from the pre fall 2011 collection and Fred Leighton 18th Century rose-cut diamond pendant earrings.

Jennifer is nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role against Natalie Portman, Nicole Kidman, Annette Bening, and Hilary Swank.

On the red carpet, Jennifer shared that this is the first year she won’t be ordering takeout to watch the awards shows with her friend Laura.

FYI: Jennifer finished off her look with Roger Vivier shoes and a Judith Leiber bag.

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Jennifer Lawrence steps out in style on the red carpet at the Directors Guild Awards held at the Grand Ballroom on Saturday (January 29) in Hollywood.

The 20-year-old Winter’s Bone actress wore a white Prabal Gurung dress, Miu Miu shoes, Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, and Roger Vivier clutch.

Jennifer was recently Oscar-nominated for her work in Winter’s Bone. She’s up against Natalie Portman, Annette Bening, Nicole Kidman and Michelle Williams.

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• [x067] Appearances in 2011 – January 29th: 63rd Annual Directors Guild Of America Awards

Just uploaded to the gallery Jennifer photoshoots, new and old ones. More than 200 pics:

• [x006] Studio Photoshoots – Unsorted
• [x001] Studio Photoshoots – Session 001: Dazed and Confused
• [x001] Studio Photoshoots – Session 002: Interview Magazine (2008)
• [x001] Studio Photoshoots – Session 003: Teen Vogue (2008)
• [x019] Studio Photoshoots – Session 004: Moveline
• [x012] Studio Photoshoots – Session 005
• [x007] Studio Photoshoots – Session 006
• [x005] Studio Photoshoots – Session 007: Flaunt (2009)
• [x001] Studio Photoshoots – Session 008: Los Angeles Times (2009)
• [x001] Studio Photoshoots – Session 009: W Magazine (December 2009)
• [x003] Studio Photoshoots – Session 010: Moving Pictures (January 2010)
• [x004] Studio Photoshoots – Session 011
• [x001] Studio Photoshoots – Session 012: Vanity Fair Italy (February 2010)
• [x001] Studio Photoshoots – Session 013
• [x013] Studio Photoshoots – Session 014: WhoWhatWear.Com (2010)
• Read more… »

Jennifer Lawrence woke up this morning and drove to her parents house in Santa Monica, Calif., to watch the Oscar nomination announcements on TV. “Some of my friends came over and my brother was there and we just screamed at the TV for a little bit,” Lawrence 20, told USA TODAY’s Carol Memmott, after she heard she got a nod for her work in Winter’s Bone.

The film has gotten lots of praise since it was released last year but Lawrence says she was still shocked by the best picture nomination. “It’s the only thing that really brings tears to my eyes. To think that we were working on this tiny movie. It was freezing cold and all of us were sick. And this was a tiny little movie but we were all there because we believed in it.” She adds, “I never imagined it and that’s what gives me goose bumps.”

Lawrence says she’s nothing like Ree, the character she plays in the film. “Fortunately our lives aren’t really comparable at all and I don’t share a lot of the traits that she has, but I did bring my stubbornness to her.”

She attended the Golden Globes with her parents and will most likely bring them to the Oscars as well.

As for what she’ll wear, she doesn’t know yet “but now I know it’s so scary. For the Golden Globes you get so excited. You get to dress like a princess and dress so beautifully and then by the end of all the fittings it’s like ‘gosh put me in something black that no one will make fun of me for’. There are so many different opinions and you start not trusting your own because it’s the world that’s going to be seeing it. You’re dressing for a billion different people.”

Next for the actress? Lawrence says “nothing’s technically green lit yet. I’m in talks for some stuff but nothing official yet” when asked about the next film she’ll be making. But she does have two films coming out soon: The Beaver in April and X-Men: First Class in June which she says “was fun. It was really cool. I had a blast.”

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Jennifer Lawrence prefers characters with an inner, almost indescribable drive; in fact she’s fascinated by them. Speakeasy caught up with the 20-year-old actress this afternoon to talk about her Best Actress nomination for “Winter’s Bone.” (You can read a full list of nominees here.)

In the film, based on a novel of the same name by Daniel Woodrell, Lawrence plays 17-year-old Ree Dolly. Providing for her two younger siblings and hell-bent on finding her meth cooking father amidst the dangerous world of the Ozarks drug culture, Lawrence stomps through the movie determined to free her family from the mistakes of her father. “I think she was strong and stubborn and determined and she had a heart that was almost too big for her,” Lawrence said, describing her character.

Lawrence said she was drawn to the script but more specifically the character of Ree. “I love stories that have a beginning, middle and an end. They start out one way and they come out on the other end, whether it’s worse or better. I’m fascinated with characters that don’t take “no” for an answer, which is just the definition of Ree.”

Lawrence is a TV series veteran, appearing in everything from “The Bill Engvall Show” to “Cold Case.” Not that she’s been nominated for an Oscar, is Lawrence done with TV guest appearances? “Well,maybe, maybe not,: she said.  “Never say never.”

Jennifer  is nominated for an oscar!!! She made it into the 5 top actresses of the year and she may actually win an academy award (though it’s really tough to decide the best betweet these amazing ladies). Congratulations to her and best luck at the ceremony.

Actress in a Leading Role

Annette Bening in “The Kids Are All Right”
Nicole Kidman in “Rabbit Hole”
Jennifer Lawrence in “Winter’s Bone”
Natalie Portman in “Black Swan”
Michelle Williams in “Blue Valentine”

 

As many of you already know, Jennifer had a role in “The Bill Engvall Show”. I just capped the first four episodes, more to come soon:

• [x070] The Bill Engvall Show – S01E01: Good People
• [x093] The Bill Engvall Show – S01E02: Aloha, Raffles
• [x086] The Bill Engvall Show – S01E03: How Bill Met Susan
• [x065] The Bill Engvall Show – S01E04: Have You Seen My Muffins, Man?