Josh Hutcherson is set to host "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, and it'll be Josh Hutcherson's first live show. His "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" co-star Jennifer Lawrence gave Josh Hutcherson some advice about his skits and being the host on "Saturday Night Live."

Jennifer Lawrence hosted "Saturday Night Live" in January, and her skits and performance were very successful. So it only seemed natural that Josh Hutcherson, her "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" co-star, would ask her for some advice about skits and being the host on "Saturday Night Live."

"Yeah, she told me to not hold back and to give it my all," Josh told E! News.

Josh revealed that he has "never" done anything live, but he's excited, in a good way, to host "Saturday Night Live."

"I'm so excited. That's like a dream of a lifetime to do SNL," he told E! News at the "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" Los Angeles premiere on Monday night. "It's something I've always I've loved watching growing up and everything and to be a part of it-I'm nervous but I'm excited. It's a good kind of nervous."

According to CBS News, Hutcherson as "Saturday Night Live" host has already had to endure a punch to the face, a ball to the face and catching on fire during his "SNL" promos.

Standing alongside cast member Bobby Moynihan, the 21-year-old actor, who refers to himself as a "young Robert Redford," gives a "Hunger Games" spoiler

"Everyone dies," he quips, CBS News reports.

Moynihan also has Hutcherson undergo an "SNL" initiation that includes a funny voice and funny dance test.

Watch the promo video below.

Unfortunately, this means Josh will not be attending the "Catching Fire" NYC premiere on Nov. 20 because he'll be rehearsing for "SNL."

"He will be at SNL," his rep told Hollywood Life. "Everyone has always been aware of that. He will however try to attend the party pending [his] SNL schedule."

"Saturday Night Live" airs this Saturday, Nov. 23 on NBC, with musical guest HAIM.