Jennifer Lawrence, the Hollywood A-lister known for her dramatic roles, is set to star in a raunchy comedy called No Hard Feelings.

The film follows the story of a professional hot mess named Maddie, who responds to a Craigslist ad placed by a wealthy couple looking for someone to ‘date’ their son Percy before he goes off to college.

In exchange for this service, they will give Maddie a car. The trailer for the film shows Lawrence’s character, Maddie, attempting to seduce Percy, who is only 19 years old.

The film, which was co-produced by Lawrence, marks the first time the actress has starred in a full-out comedy.

She has previously appeared in films that had comedic elements, such as environmental satire Don’t Look Up and romantic comedy-drama Silver Linings Playbook, for which she won an Oscar at the age of 22.

No Hard Feelings was directed and co-written by Gene Stupnitsky, known for his work on films like Year One, Bad Teacher, and Good Boys.

The film is co-produced by Lawrence’s production company, Excellent Cadaver, and was picked up by Sony Pictures following an all-out bidding war between Hollywood studios.

The trailer for No Hard Feelings features Lawrence in a short red dress and shows her trotting out the line, “Mind if I touch your wiener?” to Percy, ostensibly in reference to a dog.

The R-rated movie trailer features Maddie doing everything in her powers to ‘seduce’ an unwilling Percy, including plying him with Long Island iced tea and encouraging him to go skinny dipping with her.

No Hard Feelings also stars Natalie Morales and Matthew Broderick as Percy’s well-off parents, as well as Andrew Feldman and Laura Benanti.

The film is set to arrive at cinemas worldwide on Friday, 23 June.

The storyline of the film has raised some eyebrows, particularly given the current sensitive climate.

The movie portrays an older woman attempting to seduce a much younger man, and some critics have suggested that the plotline might be ill-judged in the year 2023.

However, the trailer for the film has generated a lot of interest, and fans of Lawrence are eager to see her take on a comedy role.

No Hard Feelings follows Maddie, who is a former Uber driver, as she has her car repossessed by a former flame in the first scene of the trailer.

Determined not to lose her home as a result, she answers the Craigslist ad from Percy’s parents, who are looking for someone to ‘date’ their son and ‘bring him out of his shell’ before college.

In exchange for her services, they offer Maddie a car.

The film’s cast and crew have been promoting the film heavily on social media in the lead-up to its release.

Lawrence, in particular, has been sharing behind-the-scenes glimpses of the film on her Instagram page.

No Hard Feelings is an R-rated film, which means it is restricted to audiences over 18 years old.

The movie is set to be released in Irish cinemas later this year, following its worldwide release on 23 June.

The film’s director, Gene Stupnitsky, has a history of working on comedies with R-rated content.

Year One, which he co-wrote and produced, is a raunchy comedy that was released in 2009.

The film starred Jack Black and Michael Cera and was directed by Harold Ramis.

No Hard Feelings has been the subject of an all-out bidding war between Hollywood studios, with Sony Pictures ultimately emerging as the winner.

The film is expected to perform well at the box office, given Lawrence’s huge fanbase and the buzz generated by the trailer.

In an interview, Lawrence spoke about her experience working on the film, saying that it was a departure from her usual dramatic roles.