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In the making of the tumultuous summer comedyNo Hard Feelings, stars Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman developed a remarkable rapport that translated seamlessly onto the screen. The film’s raunchy and side-splitting nature required the actors to establish a quick and comfortable connection. And this eventually translated into some lighthearted off-screen moments, even while shooting some R-rated scenes.
Recently, Lawrence and Feldman sat down withVarietyto discuss their experience shooting the R-rated comedy and shed light on the camaraderie that fueled their on-screen chemistry.
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Jennifer Lawrence recollected a hilarious anecdote where she made her co-actor motorboat her
Creating a safe and supportive environment was paramount for the success of the film’s more vulnerable and daring scenes.Jennifer LawrenceandAndrew Barth Feldmanmanaged to establish an instant connection, allowing them to navigate the complex aspects of their roles with ease. Despite the unconventional nature of their on-screen escapades, the actors maintained a high level of professionalism throughout the filming process.
Feldman, a 21-year-old actor, expressed his admiration for Lawrence’s dedication and the atmosphere they fostered on set. He shared his perspective on their working relationship:
“Every situation that these characters end up in, you’re laughing your butt off. We became so close instantly that nothing ever felt weird or unsafe. It was entirely professional.”
However, just then, Lawrence, known for her wit and humor, playfully recounted a behind-the-scenes anecdote, hinting at the friendly rapport between the co-stars:“Even when I put my T-shirt over your head and motor-boated you? You felt safe?”she quipped, adding a touch of humor to their working dynamic.
Feldman’s deadpan response showcased his comedic timing and willingness to engage in the lighthearted atmosphere:“I must say, it was an impeccably sterile and professional moment,”he humorously retorted.
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IsNo Hard Feelings’success a direct result of the actors’ camaraderie?
Since its release on June 22, 2025,No Hard Feelingshas received fairly positive reviews from critics and has registered a box office collection of over $85 million. And the duo’s chemistry has a lot to do with how the project turned out.
Lawrence and Feldman’s ability to embrace the film’s comedic demands while maintaining professionalism and mutual respect speaks volumes about their commitment to their craft and the creation of an enjoyable work environment. In addition to their on-set chemistry, the duo shared experiences that extended beyond their roles.
The two revealed that amidst major scenes, they engaged in discussions ranging from apartment decor to casual snacking on set, fostering an atmosphere of ease that effectively contributed to their natural performances.
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And undoubtedly, the success ofNo Hard Feelingscan be attributed to Lawrence and Feldman’s remarkable synergy and their willingness to embrace the film’s bold narrative. Critics have praised Lawrence’s audacious performance, and Feldman’s comedic genius shines through in his exchanges with the Oscar-winning actress.
Source:Variety
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With a portfolio of over 600 articles, Devyani Sharma is a freelance writer working in the Entertainment and Sports niche. With a Master’s Degree in English literature, Devyani places great importance on the power of words and their ability to connect with readers. When not busy watching sci-fi movies, action thrillers and comedies, Devyani indulges in her love for fiction novels and writing about NASCAR races.
