Jennifer Lawrence looked back on her days filming Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up and the challenges she went through.

The film was based on a dark comedy satire about two low-level astronomers, Dr Randall Mindy (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Kate Dibiasky (Jennifer Lawrence), who discover a massive comet on a collision course with Earth.

While working on the movie, she seemingly had a tough time with her co-star Jonah Hill (Jason Orlean).

In conversation with Vanity Fair, she explained, “It was really, really hard filming with Jonah, and just not ruining take after take, laughing. We one-time dedicated an entire day to him just improve-ing insults at me. It was amazing.”

The Die My Love star went on to praise the actor’s talent for improv, adding that “He’s just a comedic master. I mean we all did some [improv] just not as well as Jonah.

Recalling a scene from the film, where Hill’s character tells Lawrence and DiCaprio to “Sit tight and assess.” The Hunger Games star admitted that it was an improvisation and not scripted, marvelling at his talent.

In addition to Lawrence, DiCaprio and Hill, the film also includes Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett, Tyler Perry, Timothee Chalamet, Ariana Grande and more.

The film was released on December 24, 2021, on Netflix.

Another prominent building in France has fallen victim to theft as silverware worth thousands of dollars was stolen from the Presidential Palace in Paris, months after the Louvre museum heist.

Authorities have caught the culprits, three men, who worked at the official residence of the French President, will stand trial next year for stealing silverware and a table worth between 15,000 to 40,000 euros.

The Élysée Palace’s head steward first reported the disappearance. Several of the missing items were spotted on an online auction website which led authorities to open an investigation.

The investigation team determined that one of the silver stewards was behind the theft and his records suggested that additional thefts were being planned.

Around 100 items were recovered from the steward, including a plate stamped “French Air Force” and “Severes Manufactory” ashtrays that are not available to the general public.

Two other suspects were arrested on Tuesday, December 16, and all the items were returned to Élysée Palace.

The culprits, charged with stealing movable property listed as national heritage, appeared in court on Thursday, December 18. They face up to 10 years in prison and a 150,000-euro fine.

The defendants are now placed under judicial supervision and the trail is postponed till February 2026.