Florence Pugh will not participate in a press conference for “Don’t Worry Darling” at the Venice Film Festival as controversy surrounding the Olivia Wilde film continues to brew.
Few recent films have arrived with as much dramatic backstory as Olivia Wilde’s latest, starring Harry Styles and Florence Pugh. Here’s what to know.about firing him from the film, which was originally supposed to star LaBeouf and Pugh as husband and wife Jack and Alice. However, Wilde recently claimed in an interview with Variety that she fired LaBeouf because his creative process “was not conducive to the ethos” she demands on her productions, provoking LaBeouf to defend himself.
Around the time LaBeouf spoke out, a video of Wilde seemingly trying to dissuade him from leaving “Don’t Worry Darling” surfaced online, further fueling speculation that the filmmaker wasn’t telling the truth.After setting his ‘life completely on fire’ and being suicidal, Shia LaBeouf became Catholic. But that news was eclipsed amid a rift with Olivia Wilde.
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