Jennifer Lawrence and ‘Mockingjay’ stars honor Paris at film’s premiere

Starting at Thursday at 7 p.m., “Mockingjay – Part 2” flies solo, at all of the theaters mentioned above, along with Marcus’ South Shore and Southgate cinemas; the Fox-Bay Cinema Grill in Whitefish Bay; the Avalon Theater in Bay View; and the Rosebud Cinema in Wauwatosa.

Since breaking into Hollywood Liam has had to disguise his Down Under accent with a U.S. twang, but at the end of previous year he finally shot an Australian film – which left him feeling a little lost at first.

Indeed, the last Harry Potter film scored a series-best opening of US$169.2 million when it debuted in 2011, but it’s not clear if the fan enthusiasm for Katniss and crew is growing or has peaked.

With a few of her friends getting married lately, the actress revealed that she can’t wait to find the man whom she’ll spend the rest of her life with.

THE final instalment of the dystopian Hunger Games thrillers, based on the books by Suzanne Collins, heralds full-blown war between the unified Districts and the heavily armed forces of Panem.

The young adult film adaptation already had previous premieres in various cities all over the world like Berlin, Paris, London, Madrid and Beijing. The premiere of the film in Los Angeles on Monday was scaled back in the wake of the terror attacks in Paris, with no interviews scheduled after the screening.

They showed solidarity by wearing red, white and blue ribbons – a nod to the French flag – which were clipped together with the Mockingjay emblem, the symbol of defiance and rebellion in the franchise.

Lionsgate studio had announced over the weekend that, in light of Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris, the cast wouldn’t participate in the usual red-carpet interviews.

“Our hearts are with you France where we have so many awesome fans”, Banks tweeted. So we got a couple of those and then Jen didn’t want to carry her handbag anymore, which is… well, Jen, so I carried her handbag.

Also appearing in the final film are Lawrence’s co-stars from the start, Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson, as well as Oscar victor Julianne Moore, Woody Harrelson and the late Philip Seymour Hoffman in his final screen role. “It doesn’t feel as much like making out with a family member”, Lawrence said.