Florence Pugh took to social media to celebrate the theatrical release of do not worry my love, amid reports of an off-screen dispute between her and the film’s director and star, Olivia Wilde. The actress said, in two messages on Instagram, on Friday evening, that the film is “here…and ready to watch,” and highlighted many of the actors and crew through various behind-the-scenes photos. A photo of Pugh and Wilde was included in one of the posts, according to a report from Eagle – She got into an intense “screaming match” while filming the movie.
“We met a lot of talented people, visited some crazy spots, worked really hard in the desert dust and looked really good while doing it. (Thanks to @hebathormakeup, @jaimeleigh.hair and @ariannephillips), Pugh explained in part.” Thanks to all who bought tickets and to those who actually saw them – Whenever I watch great and impressive movie moments on huge screens, I always remind myself that there is a boom within inches of the frame I’m watching. Or marks on the floor below the representatives’ waists. It’s crazy to think that every setting and scene takes such a large part of the day to implement, and in this..there was so much to do! Explosions, car chases, cocktail balancing, underwater sequences, running, drinking, running and more.. this movie was an epic story on such a wide scale to be shot, all during the times of the peak of Covid. So I will always be grateful. To everyone who helped make this, dedication and love were seen daily – thank you.”
do not worry my love, which includes a crew led by Pugh and Harry Styles, has been at the center of a lot of online excitement in recent weeks, from the circumstances of Shia LaBeouf’s original exit from the film, to the conversation that revolved around the film’s sex scenes, to speculation that Pugh and Wilde are feuding. These latter rumors were prompted by the announcement that Pugh would not be lobbying for the film outside of the Venice premiere, an event that became notorious in itself for “SpitGate,” the theory that Styles spit on co-star Chris Pine during the premiere.
“Florence is a strength and we are so grateful that she was able to achieve it tonight despite continuing to produce DuneWilde shared when a reporter asked him to “clear the air” about the rumours. I know as a director how upsetting it can be to lose an actor even for one day, so I am very grateful to her and [Dune director] Denis Villeneuve for helping us – we’re really glad we’re going to celebrate her work tonight.”
do not worry my love It is now shown exclusively in theaters.
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