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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Jennifer Lawrence almost killed someone by scratching her butt

    The Oscar-winning actress revealed that the incident occurred when she was shooting 'The Hunger Games' in Hawaii near some "sacred" rocks, which "you were not supposed to sit on them because you weren't supposed to expose your genitalia to them".


    However, as Jennifer was wearing a wetsuit, she was granted permission to sit on them.

    She explained on 'The Graham Norton Show': "Oh my God, they were so good for butt itching.

    "One rock that I was butt scratching on ended up coming lose, and it was a giant boulder and it rolled down this giant mountain and almost killed our sound guy. His whole station got destroyed. It was this huge, dramatic deal.

    "All the Hawaiians were like, 'Oh my God, it's the curse!' And I was sitting in the corner like, 'Haha! I'm your curse! I wedged it loose with my ass!'"

    Meanwhile, Jennifer also admitted she refused to do any stunts after completing work on 'The Hunger Games'.

    The 26-year-old actress had had enough of getting physical on screen following the four-movie dystopian saga, so when it came to her latest movie 'Passengers', she left the bulk of the action to her co-star Chris Pratt.

    She explained: "As soon as I wrapped 'Hunger Games' I was done with stunts.

    "I didn't want to do any more, I didn't like it. I complained so much they said, 'So we guess it will be mainly Chris doing all the action.' "

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