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One of our favorite moments of Jennifer Lawrence‘s Oscar-nominated performance in American Hustle was when her character Roselyn Rosenfeld lip-synced the words to Santana‘s song “Evil Ways” and now we have the full uncut clip!
The clip is featured as a bonus on the American Hustle Blu-ray and DVD, which is in stores now.
Director David O. Russell filmed the scene in one continuous take and Jennifer is absolutely amazing in the clip. We wish the full scene was in the actual movie, but at least we get to see it now!
BEST MOTION PICTURE – COMEDY OR MUSICAL
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J. Law tells MTV News normally wears bras, but had to forgo them for David O. Russell’s 1970s-era film.
“American Hustle,” David O. Russell’s latest directorial effort following last year’s critically acclaimed “Silver Linings Playbook,” is notable not only for its script and performances from the likes of Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, but also for its bananas aesthetic. Set in New York and New Jersey of the 1970s, the cast is decked out in the full finery of the era, which means they’re often short on supportive undergarments.
MTV News’ Josh Horowitz caught up with the film’s stars this weekend in NYC, where Lawrence made it known that she was aware of how memorable her costumes would turn out to be.
“I normally wear bras,” Lawrence deadpanned.
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Asked if she liked being done up in big hair and ’70s garb, the Oscar winner was similarly dry: “I wouldn’t say that it’s ever exciting to see yourself without a bra in a dress that’s three sizes too small for you.”
And since the costumes were period-appropriate, she said, she couldn’t make character rationalizations that would have her donning an underwire. “Exciting, I don’t know,” she said of going braless. “It was freeing.”
Of course, since it doesn’t count as a conversation with Lawrence unless she gets some goofs in, she ribbed Horowitz when he admitted that in his notes while watching the film, he “wrote ‘hair’ and I wrote ‘boobs’.”
“That was just you zoning out,” the star teased Horowitz. “And I bet it said ‘boobies,’ not even ‘boobs.’ ”
“American Hustle,” starring Amy Adams, Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, hits theaters Dec. 20.
Jennifer Lawrence (Supporting Actress Nominee for American Hustle): “Wow. Such great news. Congratulations to the other nominees and to my fellow cast members for the film’s ensemble nomination.”
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American Hustle was named best picture by the New York Film Critics Circle on Tuesday.
The movie also topped all other winners with a total of three awards, including best screenplay for David O. Russell, who also directed, and Eric Singer. In addition, Jennifer Lawrence was named best supporting actress.
Last year, the NYFCC chose Zero Dark Thirty as its winner for best picture.
Other 2013 winners included best actress Cate Blanchett (Blue Jasmine), best actor Robert Redford (All Is Lost), best supporting actor Jared Leto (Dallas Buyers Club) and best director Steve McQueen (12 Years a Slave).
A complete list of winners follows:
Best Picture: American Hustle
Best Actor: Robert Redford, All Is Lost
Best Actress: Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine
Best Director: Steve McQueen, 12 Years a Slave
Best Screenplay: Eric Singer & David O. Russell, American Hustle
Best Supporting Actor: Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club
Best Supporting Actress: Jennifer Lawrence, American Hustle
Best Animated Film: The Wind Rises
Best Cinematographer: Bruno Delbonnel, Inside Llewyn Davis
Best First Film: Ryan Coogler, Fruitvale Station
Best Foreign Film: Blue Is the Warmest Color
Best Nonfiction Film (Documentary): Stories We Tell
Special Award: Frederick Wiseman
Founded in 1935, the organization’s membership includes critics from daily newspapers, weekly newspapers, magazines and qualifying online general-interest publications. Every year in December, the group meets in New York to vote on awards for the previous calendar year’s films.
In addition to the regular categories, which include best picture, director, actor and actress, special stand-alone awards are given to individuals and organizations that have made substantial contributions to the art of cinema, including producers, directors, actors, writers, critics, historians, film restorers and service organizations.
