Chris Pine Rep Responds To Harry Styles’ “Spit” At “Don’t Worry, Darling” Premiere

The day after the internet conversation there was an intense debate between who believed Harry Styles spat at Chris Pine’s feet at the premiere of ‘Don’t concern, darling’ at the Venice Film Festival and who thinks everything is. been taken (very) out of context, we get the official version of one of the parties involved. Chris Pine’s rep was forced to issue a statement to resolve the matter once and for all.

“This story is ridiculous, a complete invention and the result of a strange online illusion that is clearly misleading and allows for only the silliest speculation. Just to clarify: Harry Styles didn’t spit on Chris Pine. There is nothing but respect between these two men and any suggestion to the contrary is a blatant attempt to create a drama that simply does not exist. “ Pine’s rep says in the statement that media such as Variety have received. He does not explain, yes, the reason for the faces that the actor was making at that precise moment.

Not that “Don’t worry, dear” is short of drama.. Days before the film was first presented to the public at the Biennale, Olivia Wilde, director of the film, explained that she was forced to fire Shia LaBeouf for having an attitude “combative”. LaBeouf denied being fired, replying to Wilde: “You and I know the reasons for my departure. I left your film because your actors and I could not find the time to rehearse”. The actor was replaced by Harry Styles.

On the other hand, we have the alleged friction between Olivia Wilde and Florence Pugh, the protagonist of the film. According to rumors, the tensions would have started precisely because of the choice of Shia LaBeouf as her partner in the film, given her reputation for being too intense with certain roles. Then Wilde began a romantic relationship with Styles, something that wouldn’t go well with him either. The studio announced that Florence Pugh’s presence on the press tour would be limited due to scheduling conflicts with filming “Dune: Part 2” (Both films are from Warner Bros.). The actress was not present at the press conference in Venice, but Olivia Wilde thanked her for having passed on the red carpet with them, as well as making sure that the rumors of a fight between them were just that, rumors.

At the cinema on 23 September

“Don’t worry, dear” will finally arrive in Spanish cinemas on September 23rd. It will tell the story of Alice Chambers (Florence Pugh), wife of Jack (Harry Styles). She is a housewife and he works in a company shrouded in mystery. They both live in an ideal residential neighborhood with other employees of the company headed by Frank (Chris Pine) and their families. Alice appears to be living a perfect life, but begins to realize that something strange is going on in her community.. Olivia Wilde herself, Gemma Chan, Nick Kroll, Sydney Chandler and Douglas Smith, among others, join Pugh, Styles and Pine in this haunting thriller.