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Olivia Wilde Denies 'Don't Worry Darling' Set Feud
24 Jun
Summary
- Wilde refutes claims of a major on-set argument with Florence Pugh.
- She denies being unavailable during the filming of 'Don't Worry Darling'.
- Wilde reflects on how the film experience impacted her naivete.
Director Olivia Wilde has addressed persistent rumors surrounding the production of her 2022 film, "Don't Worry Darling." She explicitly denied a widely circulated story about a "screaming match" with actress Florence Pugh during filming. Wilde stated clearly, "I have never had a screaming match on my set," and countered claims of her absence by asserting, "I was never not available on set."
Reflecting on the intense public scrutiny and speculation that followed the film's release, Wilde noted that the experience significantly impacted her. She described it as something that "robbed me of my naïveté for sure." The film also marked the beginning of her nearly two-year romance with singer Harry Styles. Wilde has mentioned seeking guidance from industry peers, including Jennifer Garner, on managing life in the public eye.
