Jennifer Lawrence's bold red carpet choices: From gas to glam

As we look back, it's hard to forget the whirlwind that Jennifer Lawrence, the Oscar-winning actress, found herself in during the promotion of Catching Fire, the second installment of the Hunger Games series. Lawrence, known for her candidness, faced not just the spotlight but also unexpected health challenges.

"Now it's reported in the news that I went to the emergency room for gas, which is awesome," Lawrence humorously remarked on "Good Morning America." Amidst her stunning appearances in barely-there dresses, Lawrence was battling undiagnosed abdominal pains. She candidly shared, "They're saying it could either be in my lower intestine or all in my mind. I'm going to cross my fingers for it's all in my mind and I'm just crazy."

Lawrence's portrayal of Katniss in "The Hunger Games" catapulted her to fame. Reflecting on her journey, she said, "I'm doing what I love and I can do that forever. I just feel really lucky." This role was more than a job; it was a transformative experience for Lawrence, who found joy and excitement in the evolving storyline and camaraderie with co-stars like Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson.

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Jennifer's down-to-earth nature shone through even amidst the Hollywood glitz. She downplayed her reputation as a prankster, admitting, "I think I'm just mean to everybody and everybody's like, 'Oh, she's such a prankster,' and I'm like, 'No, I'm serious.'" This candidness endeared her to fans and colleagues alike.

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Lawrence's pixie cut, debuted on Facebook, was a significant departure from her long locks, symbolizing perhaps a deeper personal transformation. "It was really impulsive," she revealed, embracing the change with her characteristic frankness.

In retrospect, Jennifer Lawrence's journey during "Catching Fire" was a testament to her resilience and authenticity. From battling health issues to embracing a pivotal career role, Lawrence remained unapologetically herself, a trait that continues to endear her to fans and critics alike.

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