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 Lying should come second nature to Jennifer Lawrence. 
 
 It's ironic, giving that the actress makes a living pretending to be other people. But, as the Academy Award winner reveals on BBC America's The Graham Norton Show (airing Thursday at 11:30 ET), accidentally telling the truth has gotten her into trouble. When she was auditioning to play Mystique in 2011's X-Men: First Class, Lawrence was asked to fly to London to meet with director Matthew Vaughn and other members of the production team. At the time, though, her passport was nearing its expiration date. "They were like, 'Whatever you do, don't tell them that you're here for work, because they'll ask for a work visa; say you're here for pleasure.' And I'm like, 'Oh, my! Good God! I have to lie to a customs officer,'" she said. "So I'm working myself up so much through the line. I'm like, 'OK, I just have to have a backstory. I have to believe it.'" 
 
 That technique may come in handy on movie sets, but in this case, it didn't work in her favor. "I get there and he's like, 'Business or pleasure?' 'Pleasure.' 'What are you doing for pleasure?' 'My brother's getting married.' 'Where's your brother getting married?' 'Wimbledon.' 'Is he American?' 'Yes,'" Lawrence lied. "'Do you have an invitation?' No.' 'Are you telling the truth?'"
– Jennifer Lawrence tried to tell a lie—really she did. On The Graham Norton Show, the actress says she was traveling to London to audition for the role of Mystique in 2011's X-Men: First Class when colleagues told her to lie about her visit because her passport was set to expire within six months, the Independent reports. "They were like, 'Whatever you do, don't tell them that you're here for work, 'cause they'll ask for a work visa—say you're here for pleasure,'" says Lawrence. "And I'm like, 'Oh, my good God ... I have to lie to a customs officer!'" So she concocted a whole story. "I get there and he's like, 'Business or pleasure?' 'Pleasure.' 'What are you doing for pleasure?' 'My brother's getting married.' 'Where's he getting married?' 'Wimbledon.' 'Is he American?' 'Yes,'" Lawrence claimed. "'Do you have an invitation?' 'No.'" That's when she fessed up and admitted everything, which earned her a detention. "I had to sit in a tiny little jail for like five hours while they called my employer," says Lawrence. "I felt tiny." Everything worked out though, as X-Men fans know, with Lawrence reprising the Mystique role in X-Men: Days of Future Past (2013) and X-Men: Apocalypse, due in theaters May 27, People reports. (See her tell the story on E! Online, or see why she admits to stealing a leather jacket and boots.)