Fortunately, Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde were reunited on the Venice Film Festival red carpet.
Pugh and Styles play a newlywed couple living in the cute, experimental utopia known as Victory in Wilde’s second film directorial attempt, “Don’t Worry Darling,” which comes as a follow-up to her breakthrough “Books mart.”
Pugh’s character starts to have grave suspicions about her wealthy husband’s business, which is engaged in a top-secret project that has the potential to revolutionize the world. Then everything goes to hell. The screenplay was written by Katie Silberman, author of “Books mart.”
Social media allegations that Olivia Wilde and Pugh had a falling out on set brought drama with “Don’t Worry Darling” to Venice. Pugh arrived in Venice in time to walk the red carpet for the international premiere even though she had to miss the press conference because of “Dune” sequel filming restrictions.
The festival and Warner Bros. Discovery personnel made sure to plan for any potential unpleasantness on the carpet by giving the cast of the movie enough time to breathe in between each of their red carpet appearances. This helped to prevent any drama.
On Monday in Italy, Miss Flo and the “Don’t Worry Darling” director posed for pictures with the cast of the movie, which also included Harry Styles, Gemma Chan, Chris Pine, and Nick Kroll.
Notably, Pugh, wearing Valentino, did not pose with the group next to Wilde or her boyfriend, the former One Direction singer.
The “Little Women” star, who invited her grandma to the occasion, also had fun with her co-stars when they pretended to take her picture as she posed erratically in a video that was released to Twitter.
As Pine and Chan reunited on the red carpet, Pugh, 26, embraced them and kissed them on the cheek.
After skipping the film’s photo call and press conference, when Wilde declined to participate in the tabloid-fodder debates about her falling out with Pugh and former “Don’t Worry Darling” actor Shia LaBeouf, the much anticipated reunion took place hours later.
Florence is a force, and the 38-year-old actor Wilde stated, “We are very fortunate that she is able to make it today despite being in production.” Regarding the never-ending tabloid rumors and noise, the internet keeps itself going. I don’t think I should give.
Since openly denying that he was sacked from the production, LaBeouf has remained silent.
The 36-year-old star replied, “Firing me never took place, Olivia. “Although I can get the appeal of pushing that tale given the current social climate and the social currency it brings. It is not accurate.