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That Girl From ‘The Hunger Games’ Is Asked A Poignant Question, And I Love Her Answer

She’s actually a woman, but she played a girl in “The Hunger Games”, but whatever you want to call her, she’s absolutely fantastic. It’s such a credit to this Oscar-winning movie star that she hasn’t been swept up by Hollywood and still remains really down to earth. Rock on, Jennifer Lawrence.

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