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Jennifer Lawrence answering quick-fire questions from Stephen Colbert is a fun, chaotic ride
Whenever Jennifer Lawrence appears on The Late Show – or any talk shows, for that matter – you know the result is probably going to be an entertaining one.
Last time she was on with Colbert the two ended up knocking back rum shots, and this time – after sharing a glorious anecdote involving Meryl Streep and goats – she answered some rapid-fire questions posed by the host (everything from her least favourite smell to the one song she’d listen to for the rest of her life, if she could pick only one).
Come for the chaotic flip-flopping, stay for the surprisingly poetic ending.
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