The 'Joy' actress shared one of her deepest fears to Stephen Colbert on Monday's 'The Late Show.'
Jennifer Lawrence says she's not cool with Earth's scientists attempting to contact extraterrestrials.
The Joy star opened up about her fear of a hostile alien invasion while sitting down with Stephen Colbert on Monday's The Late Show, where she argued that trying to make contact with alien lifeforms is dangerous business.
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"Based on history, when we find each other, we kill each other," Lawrence explained. "I don't feel like aliens are going to be like, 'Oh great! Let's get along.' They might not. They might want to destroy us. Have you seen a Tom Cruise movie?"
"So sometimes I look up into the stars and I'm like, 'Oh wow… oh god…"
The unexpected admission provided a wonderful introduction for Colbert's amazing segment "Big Questions With Even Bigger Stars," where Lawrence laid down with Colbert in a faux-grassy field to stare at the night sky and ponder life's important questions.
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Lawrence revealed a lot about herself in this hilarious round of philosophical tete-a-tete. Here are a few great things we learned about the Hunger Games star.
On her favorite season:
"It's a tie between Lobsterfest and Toyotathon."
On whether she'd rather be able to fly or be invisible:
"Invisible. Then I could just say, 'I'm flying.' No one would be able to tell.”
On how she wants to be buried when she dies:
"Two words. Coffin. Bobsled."
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All in all, it was a pretty revealing look into the mind of the 25-year-old Oscar winner.
Lawrence's upcoming film Joy, from Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle Director David O. Russell, hits theaters Christmas Day. Check out the trailer for the hotly anticipated biopic below.
