








Gallery Links:
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 8 | Netflix Awards Brunch
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 8 | Gurinder Chadha Hosts a Special Screening of “The Wonder”
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 8 | The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences 2022 New Members









Gallery Links:
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 7: 66th BFI London Film Festival – “The Wonder” UK Premiere
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 7: 66th BFI London Film Festival – “The Wonder” UK Premiere – Inside
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 7: 66th BFI London Film Festival – “The Wonder” UK Premiere Post Screening Drinks









Gallery Links:
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 1: Paris Fashion Week
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 2: Valentino : Paris Fashion Week – Dinner
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Oct 2: Valentino : Paris Fashion Week – Spring/Summer Show








Gallery Links
Film Projects > [2022] The Wonder > Behind the Scenes
Film Projects > [2022] The Wonder > Promotional
Film Projects > [2022] The Wonder > Production Stills
Film Projects > [2022] Don’t Worry Darling > Promotional
Film Projects > [2022] Don’t Worry Darling > Production Stills
Film Projects > [2022] Don’t Worry Darling > Behind the Scenes
Modeling, Advertising, and Promotional Work > Tiffany > 2022 Campaign > Photoshoot
Florence attended the Venice Film Festival with her co-stars of Don’t Worry Darling today. She also brought her lovely grandmother. Don’t they look so sweet together! Florence’s gown is amazing, she looks so beautiful.













Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Sep 5 | Arrival at the Venice Film Festival
Public Appearances > Events in 2022 > Sep 5 | “Don’t Worry Darling” Premiere at the Venice Film Festival
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Gets Spirited 5-Minute Ovation At Venice Film Festival
DEADLINE: Olivia Wilde’s-highly anticipated Don’t Worry Darling had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival this evening. Flanked by stars Harry Styles, Chris Pine, Gemma Chan — and Florence Pugh who flew in late from the Budapest set of Dune 2 — Wilde saw her film receive a spirited five-plus minute ovation.
Pugh got her own hearty welcome as she stepped onto the red carpet in her sparkling gown.
Olivia Wilde’s-highly anticipated Don’t Worry Darling had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival this evening. Flanked by stars Harry Styles, Chris Pine, Gemma Chan — and Florence Pugh who flew in late from the Budapest set of Dune 2 — Wilde saw her film receive a spirited five-plus minute ovation.
Pugh got her own hearty welcome as she stepped onto the red carpet in her sparkling gown.
Florence Pugh arriving to the #DontWorryDarling premiere at #VeniceFilmFestival pic.twitter.com/mbEGKJC6rK
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) September 5, 2022
The Don’t Worry Darling star’s greatest gift as an actor is her ability to discover the essential truth in every character
Florence Pugh knew it was going to be a thing. At Valentino’s couture show in Rome this past July, the 26-year-old British-born actor wore a Barbie-pink gown with layers of tulle and a completely sheer top. After she tried on the dress, Pugh and designer Pierpaolo Piccioli decided to remove the lining, eliminating any confusion over the intentionality of the gown’s transparency. “I was comfortable with my small breasts,” she tells me while sipping a glass of rosé from a cozy hotel room in the English countryside. “And showing them like that—it aggravated [people] that I was comfortable.”
Pugh received a deluge of internet nastiness. “It was just alarming, how perturbed they were,” she says. “They were so angry that I was confident, and they wanted to let me know that they would never wank over me. Well, don’t.” Pugh expanded on this sentiment on Instagram, excoriating her body-shaming trolls: “Why are you so scared of breasts? Small? Large? Left? Right? Only one? Maybe none? What. Is. So. Terrifying.” The post has now been liked more than 2.3 million times.
“I feel like I am now getting into this groove in my career where I know what I can take, what I can give, and what I will not accept anymore.”
Fans have come to expect this kind of no-BS fiery candor from Pugh. Since making her big-screen debut in 2015 as a teenage girl reckoning with her own sexuality in Carol Morley’s The Falling, she has built a career playing women who refuse to be silenced. Over the past seven years, she’s acted in almost two dozen projects, including her breakout performances in a pair of 2019 films, Ari Aster’s indie horror hit Midsommar and Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of the beloved classic Little Women, the latter of which earned her an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress.
“What was really noticeable to me about Florence, and why I think she represents her generation in such an iconic way, is that she really is in her own skin. She’s incredibly grounded, but she’s also just so self-assured,” says Scarlett Johansson, who costarred with Pugh in the 2021 Marvel movie Black Widow. “I was not self-possessed in that same way when I was in my early to mid-20s. I still was growing up in the industry in that time when you had to be really pandering in order to be accepted. And she doesn’t have any of that at all. She’s unapologetically herself. There’s a reliability to her.”

Pugh has established herself as one of the most fearless, versatile talents of her generation—that rare actor who manages to both disappear into a role and still exude a singular star wattage. “I guess all of my movies have that element of women being forced into a corner, forced into an opinion, forced into a way of life,” she says. “And then finally, something cracks.”




Gallery Links:
Film Projects > [2023] Oppenheimer > Apr 28 | Filming in LA
Film Projects > [2022] The Wonder > Production Stills