Robert Pattinson Denies ‘Spooning’ Incident with Jennifer Lawrence
URGENT UPDATE: In a surprising twist during a promotional interview for their upcoming film Die My Love, Robert Pattinson has denied a lighthearted claim made by Jennifer Lawrence, stating he cannot recall an incident where they were “spooning” on set. This hilarious exchange has taken center stage as buzz builds ahead of the film’s release on November 7.
During a recent interview with Fandango, Lawrence recounted a memorable moment while filming, saying, “Do you remember when we were spooning and then my phone was stuck between us?” Pattinson, seemingly taken aback, responded, “Those things didn’t happen.” Lawrence quickly interjected, “Yes, they did,” prompting laughter and a playful back-and-forth that left viewers intrigued.
Lawrence, who has previously shared her experiences working with Pattinson on the black comedy-drama directed by Lynne Ramsay, noted that she felt completely safe during filming. “We did not have an intimacy coordinator,” she said, emphasizing her comfort level with Pattinson, who is reportedly in love with Suki Waterhouse. “We mostly were just talking about our kids and relationships,” Lawrence added, highlighting the genuine rapport between the two actors.
The film, based on the 2012 novel by Ariana Harwicz, follows a young couple, Grace and Jackson, as they seek peace in Montana. However, their journey takes a dark turn as Grace battles postpartum depression, leading to psychosis that strains their relationship.
As anticipation builds for Die My Love, this amusing exchange has only heightened interest in the film. Audiences are eager to see how the chemistry between Pattinson and Lawrence translates on screen, especially after such a memorable interview moment.
With the release date approaching, fans are encouraged to share their thoughts on the playful interaction and what they expect from the film. This exchange not only showcases the dynamic between two top Hollywood stars but also brings a human element to the often serious subject matter of the film.
Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the release of Die My Love. Will Pattinson’s memory of “spooning” resurface before the film hits theaters?
