▲At the 2017 Save Our Schools march in Washington, D.C., Damon was asked by a camera operator: "Aren’t 10% of teachers bad though?... 10% of people in any profession maybe should think of something else." Damon, who was standing beside his school teacher mom, answered, "Maybe you’re a s**tty cameraman."

▲At a press conference for 'The Avengers' in 2012, Johansson, sitting next to Robert Downey Jr., was asked if she had to diet to prepare for her role. She turned to Downey and said, "How come you get the really interesting existential question, and I get the rabbit food question?"

▲During a 2001 interview with BBC's HARDtalk, the late actor was asked if the Harry Potter films are "worth the hype." "Well," he replied, "it's worth any amount of hype to get children to read again."

▲While the actor was visiting Georgia Tech to promote his animated sitcom, someone asked him if he's still "the fat guy" in Hollywood. Hill answered: "Do you have any other questions that are smart?"

▲In 2015, Jason Momoa was asked if he considered himself a feminist. He explained that he'd been raised by a single mother, and said of women, "They’re the strongest beings in the world."

▲In 2014, Radcliffe responded to people calling him an "unconventional" romantic lead due to his child star status. He replied, "Well, the male population has had no problem sexualizing Emma Watson immediately."

▲Stephen Colbert interviewed Fisher in 2016, and mentioned he heard she was asked to lose weight for Princess Leia. Fisher replied, "They want to hire part of me, not all of me. They want to hire about three-fourths. And so I have to get rid of the fourth somehow. The fourth can’t be with me."

▲When a reporter at 2017's NYFW stopped the actor and noted it was the first time she's seen him at the event, and asked him what's up, he replied: "There’s no meaning to any of this. I wanted to find the most meaningless thing that I could come to and join."

▲On the 2018 Oscar red carpet, a reporter said to Daniel Kaluuya, "['Get Out'] ticks a lot of boxes in some ways, raises important themes," and he stopped her. "We’re not boxes though," he said. "Articulating the Black experience isn’t a box. We’re articulating our truth. We’re human beings."

▲In 2015, Ford was taking part in a Reddit AMA when the inevitable 'Star Wars' question was posed: Who shot first? Han Solo or Greedo? Ford replied, "I don’t know, and I don’t care.”

▲While promoting 'OITNB' in 2015, Lyonne was asked if the "beautiful" cast could get through filming without fighting and being catty. Lyonne said that was misogynistic, and added, "I don’t think anybody is thinking of something as meaningless as their beauty when they’re at work, certainly not for this show."

▲In 2009, Amy Poehler was at an Emmy roundtable discussion when the group was asked about the myth that women can't be as funny as men. "Ugh," she groaned, "This question is boring."

▲Upon learning that Depp doesn't watch his own films, David Letterman asked, "Aren’t you a little curious about how the work looks that you’re doing?" Depp responded simply: "No."

▲During a Reddit AMA in 2014, Jerry Seinfeld was asked what he would want to do if he wasn't doing comedy, to which he replied, "Die."

▲Carmen Carrera, a trans model, was asked by Katie Couric, on television, about her genitalia. Carrera politely but bluntly responded: "I don’t want to talk about it because it’s really personal."

▲In a 2016 interview with Cosmopolitan, Hough admitted that she's "really bad" at sexy phone talk. "I'll get halfway through and start laughing," she said. "It's an art. I applaud people who are good at it."

▲In 2015, Rihanna got really honest with Vanity Fair and confessed that she's not a fan of casual hookups. "I mean I get horny, I'm human," she said, but added that she doesn't want to "wake up feeling empty and hollow."

▲Eva Longoria opened up to Shape in 2005, confessing that she didn't start enjoying sex until she started pleasuring herself.

▲In a 2014 interview with Cosmopolitan, Teigen shared very intimate details about her and John Legend's sex life, confessing that they'd copulated on a flight, under a blanket.

▲In a 2010 Playboy interview, Mayer spoke very candidly about his ex Jessica Simpson, calling her his "crack cocaine" sexually.

▲In a bizarre exchange, the model was asked about her choice of contraception with then-fiancé Evan Spiegel. Kerr, already a mother of one, then revealed that they don't use any, because they were not having sex before marriage.

▲In 2013, Elle asked the actor about his weight loss, and he replied, "The truth is, I'm not getting up an hour early and walking on the treadmill," but rather he gets his exercise with his wife Olivia Wilde. "You don't need a gym membership for that kind of workout."

▲Talking with PrideSource in 2016 about his song 'Be Mean,' Jonas revealed he's open to sexual exploration, involving "whips and leather" in the bedroom.

▲Nick Cannon once revealed that he and then-wife Mariah Carey listened to Mariah Carey tracks while they had sex. "Sorry, Mariah," he added, "I said I wasn't going to say that again."

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When asked what she thought about Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s Vogue cover, the supermodel replied, “I do not want to comment.”

▲Ellen DeGeneres asked the rapper how she deals with having young fans despite her explicit lyrics. She replied, “I really don’t think I have to deal with it...I’m not their parents.”

▲After Neil deGrasse Tyson asked the pop singer about the role of math and science in her life, she asked, "Is math related to science?" Honest question!

▲On the Grammys red carpet, Cardi B was simply asked how she was feeling, and she responded, "I’m feeling butterflies… in my stomach and vagina!"

▲Seth Meyers asked RiRi advice on what he could do to "blow [his] wife away," and she replied, "You said it...blow your wife away." Meyers shrieked and said, “This is a network television show!”

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Hollywood is rife with artifice, staged drama, and straight out lies. It can often feel like well-orchestrated self-promotion, but, once in while, after inevitably hearing the same questions over and over, actors slip off script and singers stray from lyrics. Those are the shining moments where the stars pull back the curtains and show people who they really are.

Jennifer Lawrence is no stranger to these moments, and on her much-anticipated return to the spotlight with the premiere of her new film 'Don't Look Up,' she has once again delivered. Glowing in a gold gown with her sizeable baby bump, she was asked by a reporter what would be on her list of things to do if she knew there was a comet that was going to hit Earth in less than six months (like the plot of the film). "Murder," she responded straight-faced. Then, with a little chuckle, "The Purge, yeah."

Click through to see the celebrities who have hilariously, brutally, and scandalously given honest responses that no one expected.