Jennifer Lawrence, the esteemed Oscar winner, takes on her most sophisticated role yet in the film “Red Sparrow,” a project that holds significant personal value for her.

In a recent interview on “60 Minutes,” Lawrence shared how starring in “Red Sparrow” served as a pivotal moment in reclaiming her sense of s**ual empowerment following a distressing incident in 2014 when private n^de images of her were illegally obtained and circulated online.

Describing the violation as a “s** crime,” Lawrence was deeply affected by the breach of her privacy.

Reflecting on her decision to film n^de scenes for “Red Sparrow,” Lawrence expressed a profound sense of empowerment and agency.

She emphasized the distinction between giving consent willingly and having privacy violated against her will.

For Lawrence, the experience of baring her body on screen was a cathartic act of taking back control over her own narrative.

She asserted, “It’s my body, it’s my art, and it’s my choice.

And if you don’t appreciate that, ‘Red Sparrow’ may not be for you.”

Following the traumatic episode of the photo hack, Lawrence had been apprehensive about accepting roles with strong s**ual components.

However, her involvement in “Red Sparrow” marked a turning point in her perspective.

Portraying a Russian ballerina turned spy adept at using seduction as a tool, Lawrence embraced the complexity of the character and the narrative.

In a candid interview with Vanity Fair back in 2014, Lawrence addressed the violation of her privacy head-on, asserting her right to autonomy and condemning those who engaged in viewing the stolen images.

She challenged the audience to reflect on their complicity in perpetuating a form of s**ual violation by consuming the illicitly obtained content.

Lawrence’s unwavering stance highlighted the importance of respecting boundaries and personal sovereignty.

The much-anticipated release of “Red Sparrow” is set to captivate audiences nationwide as it hits theaters on Friday, March 2.

Lawrence’s portrayal