Jennifer Lawrence, together with her 'The Hunger Games' costars Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson officially cemented their prints at the TCL Chinese Theatre during a Handprint Ceremony on Saturday.
The said ceremony was in line with the upcoming release of the highly anticipated final installment of the aforementioned film series entitled 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2.'
Jennifer Lawrence personally thanked the fans and supporters of the film series which contributed a lot to her growing popularity today.
"We are very grateful, I think I can say that on behalf of everyone here for the Hunger Games. I can't remember your names, I'm just kidding, I know everybody," said the actress.
Dressed in white sleeveless paired with floral white skirt that hangs down to her nude strappy heels, the 'American Hustle' star diligently carved her signature on the cement. Jennifer Lawrence even refused to look up to the camera of the photographers who are asking for her attention just to make sure that her signature will look perfect.
"This is going in cement. It's permanent! I don't want to make a mistake by looking up!" the actress reasoned.
Josh Hutcherson who is Peeta Mellark in the movie series also thanked the supporters of the 'The Hunger Games.' "You guys supported us before the first movie and it could have been really bad, so thank you for that. You guys give us the energy to keep going," the actor shouted to the fans.
Liam Hemsworth who played the role of Gale Hawthorne in the hit film series addressed his speech to his costars.
"I'm going to say to you guys that I'm honored to share it with you. Let's just be friends forever," said Hemsworth.
The three stars imprinted their hands, feet and names on the cement who later did autograph signing with their fans.
'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2' will be out in theaters this coming November 20.
