Playing Mystique in the upcoming X-Men: First Class movie really got under Jennifer Lawrence's skin--literally.
And it was--there's no real polite way to stay this--gross!
How so? Read on to find out...
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"I got a couple of things from the paint," Lawrence tells me, referring to the body makeup used to transform her into the blue-skinned superhero.
Like what kind of things?
"Like weird boils, rashes and blisters," Lawrence explains.
At one point, a doctor visited her on set. "She had to pop them," Lawrence says.
OK, I just threw up a little, so enough about that.
"Making the movie was great because the whole cast, we all--legitimately!--really loved each other," said Lawrence, an awards-season favorite this year for her work in Winter's Bone. "It was just kind of like being at a really bizarre summer camp because we were around each other 24/7 for months and months and months."
Including the seven female makeup artists responsible for turning her blue, a grueling process that took about eight hours every day.
"Nothing's sacred anymore," Lawrence says in the new issue of the Hollywood Reporter. "Those girls and I got so close. They were painting me naked every day for months. It was kind of like going to a really bizarre sleepover."