‘Don’t worry, dear’: Florence Pugh praises the film crew after the latest controversy

Olivia Wilde’s new film, “Don’t Worry, Dear”, has brought us various rumors and controversies since before its premiere. A few days ago it was rumored that the director and protagonist of the feature film, Florence Pugh, had had a screaming argument in the middle of the shoot, a rumor that was denied the next day with the publication of a letter signed by the team members. Now, amidst all the scandals that have overshadowed the film, Pugh has shared an emotional post on Instagram in reference to his companions and the experience they had on set.

One of the most commented rumors was the existence of a bad relationship between Wilde and Pugh, as both were rumored to get along well and even fought on set. The actress who plays the lead in ‘Don’t Worry, Honey’ was rumored to have been ignored by the director, who seemed to be more concerned about her relationship with co-star, Harry Styles.. All these suspicions seemed to be confirmed by the attitude of Florence Pugh, who had not published anything about the project and seemed very absent from various presentations and press meetings of the film.

However, and against all odds, Pugh posted a recent publication on his Instagram, a post in which he promotes the feature film and assures that he has “met many talented people”. In addition, the actress wanted to thank everyone who will go to the cinema to see ‘Don’t worry, dear’ and, incidentally, the whole team that made the film possible: “I will always be grateful to everyone who helped make it through, your dedication and love showed every day – thank you”. The protagonist has published several photographs that she herself took during the filming: images of the desert, of the team, of her own selfies and even a frame from the feature film, the one in which she appears accompanied by Olivia Wilde.

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A film surrounded by drama and success

“Don’t worry, dear” has been surrounded by various conflicts and rumors, but all of them seem to be gradually proven wrong. In relation to the conflict between the protagonist and the director, Pugh’s Instagram post seems to disprove suspicions of this “rivalry”, since one of the images is screen-sharing, and Wilde is tagged, which seems to disprove the drama between the actresses

Florence Pugh also alludes to the fact that there was a lot of dedication during filming, which seems to contradict rumors about the alleged toxic environment that was experienced during filming. While we can’t know what exactly happened while recording ‘Don’t worry, dear’, we can say it was a box office hit.Well, according to Box Office Mojo, the film would have grossed the number 1 of the weekend and 19.2 million dollars in the United States with its premiere, in line with the forecasts of Warner Bros., which placed it at 17-20 million. We do not know if the success is due to the controversy, but it is clear that having a negative impact did not affect it.