OMG! Watch Jennifer Lawrence Spoof 'Vanderpump Rules'

The actress and her pals also met Giggy at Lisa's PUMP restaurant—see pics.

By Sabrina Ford Nov 24, 2014, 1:28 PM ET

She's played everything from a rebel archer to a shape-shifting mutant but Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence seems to have her sights set on a new role—Vanderpump Rules cast member.

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Over the weekend, J Law and her pals hit up Lisa Vanderpump's newest venture, West Hollywood eatery Pump. Being that rare celebrity who never, ever lets us down, Jennifer did what any good Bravo fan would - she recreated the opening sequence of Vanderpump Rules, complete with martini glasses, intense eye contact and an amazing sync to the theme song, "Raise Your Glass" by Deana Deadly. The actress' friend Sarni Rogers shared the resulting video on Instagram.

we feel like the vanderpump rules intro should be more like this ! @lauragram @mdevitto @tordevitto @alexa_espo @saralois @lisavanderpump #bestnightever #aboutlastnight #pump #vanderpumprules
A video posted by sarni rogers (@sarnisays) on Nov 11, 2014 at 12:00pm PST

The hilarious video already has at least one cast member's seal of approval, "This is amazing!!!," commented Scheana Marie.

Jennifer Lawrence wasn't the only one bringing the star power in the clip, which also featured one of Bravo's biggest and brighest. "#HungerGames begins at #Pump"," Giggy tweeeted along with a photo of himself rubbing shoulders with the A-lister. "Are you satiated?," he asked his nearly 90K followers.

Of course, Jennifer has gushed about her love for Bravo and the Housewives before. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair she said, “I would just rather have somebody that has the same taste in reality TV," when describing her ideal mate. "I do love my Real Housewives—New York Housewives—and Beverly Hills, New Jersey, and Atlanta Housewives. I mean, I love them all."

The celebrated actress even credited the franchise as the inspiration for her Oscar-nominated role in American Hustle. "I can't tell where [the accent] came from because I know that I just started speaking in it and I know that I've been watching a lot of reality TV shows," she told MTV. "And a lot of those reality TV shows have a lot of New Jersey women. So I can't say it's not from them."