In an interview from TIFF this week, Jennifer Lawrence talked with Canoe about working on Silver Linings Playbook, and also about how her role in the uber-successful Hunger Games has changed the other projects she’s been offered. Read the full interview here.

Did the Hunger Games mean a change in the roles you’ve been offered?

I didn’t really have any career expectations. I know that seems weird, but I’ve always been incredibly lucky, in that, the one script I read, that I fall in love with and I’m like, ‘I have to make this movie!’ or ‘I have to work with this director!’ — I’ve done it.

So that was such a rare, incredibly lucky thing that’s happened to me, that I wasn’t pining after these imaginary roles that I thought Hunger Games would satisfy. It was actually the opposite — I was afraid this one character would overpower the rest of my characters. But I genuinely liked the books and the movie and that character, and I wouldn’t be embarrassed to be known as that character for the rest of my life. Well, obviously, not only that character.