Jennifer Lawrence Quotes ‘The Hunger Games’ While Urging Fans to Vote on Election Day: ‘Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us’
Variety's headline. Reported by Variety, The Hollywood Reporter.
What the sources say, in brief
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jennifer Lawrence shared a photo of herself making the three-finger salute from The Hunger Games franchise, along with a link to Vote.org and the line "Don't Forget Who Burns With Us" urging fans to vote. Variety reported that she posted the photo on Instagram to her 8.7 million followers, encouraging them to vote on Election Day. The two excerpts describe the same post and do not conflict on its core content. Variety's excerpt is cut off before the full caption. The sources are not developing, and neither describes any outcome beyond the post itself.
Key points
- The Hollywood Reporter said Lawrence shared a photo of herself doing the three-finger salute from The Hunger Games.
- The Hollywood Reporter said the post included a link to Vote.org.
- Variety reported Lawrence has 8.7 million Instagram followers.
- Variety said she urged followers to vote on Election Day in the Instagram post.
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Jennifer Lawrence Quotes ‘The Hunger Games’ While Urging Fans to Vote on Election Day: ‘Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us’. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jennifer Lawrence shared a photo of herself making the three-finger salute from The Hunger Games franchise, along with a link to Vote.org and the line "Don't Forget Who Burns With Us" urging fans to vote. Variety reported that she posted the photo on Instagram to her 8.7 million followers, encouraging them to vote on Election Day. The two excerpts describe the same post and do not conflict on its core content. Variety's excerpt is cut off before the full caption. The sources are not developing, and neither describes any outcome beyond the post itself. Covered by 2 publications. Variety: Jennifer Lawrence Quotes ‘The Hunger Games’ While Urging Fans to Vote on Election Day: ‘Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us’. The Hollywood Reporter: Jennifer Lawrence Cites ‘Hunger Games’ While Encouraging Fans to Vote: “Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us”.
Who is covering it
- Variety United States Jennifer Lawrence Quotes ‘The Hunger Games’ While Urging Fans to Vote on Election Day: ‘Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us’ Jennifer Lawrence encouraged her 8.7 million Instagram followers to vote on Election Day by channeling her iconic role of Katniss Everdeen from “The Hunter Games.” The Oscar winner posted a photo of herself on Instagram giving the franchise’s trademark three-finger salute along with the caption: “Mi 3 h ago · Tier 2
- The Hollywood Reporter United States Jennifer Lawrence Cites ‘Hunger Games’ While Encouraging Fans to Vote: “Don’t Forget Who Burns With Us” The Oscar winner shared a photo of herself doing the iconic three-finger salute from the film franchise while sharing a link to Vote.org. 2 h ago · Tier 2
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