Jennifer Lawrence's movies are abundant because of the 24-year-old star's unassuming attitude as proven by her co-stars in 'The Hunger Games'. However, Nicholas Hoult's lady love recently hinted about her desire to take a rest from all the press appearances she kept on doing for the promotion of the film.

In an interview with the Empire magazine, the 'American Hustle' star talked about the demands that came with the 'The Hunger Games' film franchise.

"When I signed on to the franchise, I was so prepared. I said to myself, 'Well, you'll have fun on the first one, and the next one you'll be miserable and it'll seem like it's forever and you'll get really bored.' I was just prepared for that," she said.

Despite the lengthy hours of film work, she revealed what made working worthwhile: "I get really excited when I'm shooting. I was just doing ADR and I was so excited to get back to shoot 3 and 4, because I know everybody and we're buddies, so it's like going back to school. Except it's more fun than school. Much more fun."

The Kentucky-raised actress also confessed that her other films somehow made her uncomfortable except for 'The Hunger Games': "I feel like it's going home. Other jobs make me feel strange - 'I don't know these people!' - and then I go back to Hunger Games and I'm like, 'Okay'."

Apart from the book-based dystopian film, some notable Jennifer Lawrence movies include 'X-Men First Class', 'Silver Linings Playbook', 'House at the End of the Street', and 'Winter's Bone'.

Despite the short breaks that she gets in between filming, Lawrence hinted that she'd a take a rest after 'Mockingjay': "It's okay, it's my fault. I get little breaks here and there. But on the last day of Hunger Games, I'm going to turn my phone off for a year!"