Jennifer Lawrence Still Isn't Over That Time Larry David Turned Her Down

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Jennifer Lawrence has spoken about her huge crush on Larry David in the past, but in the new issue of Glamour, the actress revealed she once gave the comedian her phone number. 

While on the topic of dating, JLaw mentioned that her taste in men is all about a "spark," more than anything else.

"It's that I'm picky," she said. "I feel a spark very, very rarely. And it’s really only about spark for me. Not really anything else. You should see some of the people I find attractive. [Laughs.] You’d be shocked." 

Among those people, of course is David, whom the "Joy" star named as an example. 

"I gave Larry David my number. And he never called," she admitted with a laugh. 

When Glamour's Editor-in-Chief, Cindi Leive, suggested David's lack of response was likely do to his moral compass, Lawrence said that just "makes him even more attractive." 

"I love that he didn't call me. It makes him so much hotter," she added before joking about masturbating to his Bernie Sanders sketch on "Saturday Night Live."

Lawrence first admitted she had a crush on the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star to Vanity Fair in 2014.

"Do you like 'Curb Your Enthusiasm?'" she asked VF contributing editor, Sam Kashner. "Do you like Larry David? I’m in love with him, and I have been for a really long time."

She added, "I worship Woody Allen, but I don’t feel it below the belt the way I do for Larry David."

David commented on the quotes in an interview at the New Yorker festival, saying, "Smart kid. It's a shame that I'm about 40 years older than she is." 

Referring to the "below the belt" comment, David added, "Maybe she's referring to her knees. I don't think I could do it. On one hand it's very flattering and on another hand, it's kind of a shame -- in terms of timing." 

"I'd have fun watching the reality show of it, though," he said. 

Us too, tbh. 

To read JLaw's full interview with Glamour, head here. 

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