The crew of Don’t Worry Darling challenges Olivia Wilde, feud with Florence Pugh

Several members of the Don’t Worry Darling crew and studio executives denied that Olivia Wilde and Florence Pugh got into a “screaming match” on the thriller set.

“We are so proud of the work Olivia Wilde has done in creating this amazingly beautiful and entertaining film, and we look forward to working with her again,” said Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy, directors of Warner Bros.

“The studio is very grateful and appreciates Olivia’s tireless support in making her vision come true from production to release. Any suggestion of a conflict between the studio and Olivia is simply untrue. ”

In addition, 40 crew and production team members issued a statement after: Vulture published the report about the alleged tension between Wilde and Pugh in the film opposite Harry Styles.

“As a team, we avoided answering absurd rumors about the movie we are like this
proud, but feel the need to correct anonymous “sources” cited recently
article ”, group said in a statement to Peoplereferring to an unnamed informant who spoke to Vulture.

“Any allegations of unprofessional behavior on set Don’t worry honey are completely false.”

The crew called Wilde “an amazing leader and director who was present and involved in every aspect of the production” and “led the kit with class and respect for everyone involved.”

They also noted: “There has never been a screaming match between our director and
nobody, let alone a member of our cast.

“We’re glad to put our names on this, as the real people who worked on the film and who
they witnessed and enjoyed the common and safe space Olivia creates as
director and leader. “

Producer Miri Yoon also slammed the report, calling it “completely unfounded” in her own statement to People.

“The rumors of screaming matches between our director and the main lady on set are completely unfounded,” she said. “We hope you enjoy this movie.”

The crew gathering to speak only days after Vulture stated that Wilde, 38 and Styles, 28 – who met on set and meet – will “just disappear”, working alongside the rest of the cast.

Pugh, 26, was allegedly upset by “Wilde’s frequent, unexplained absences,” the magazine claimed, theorizing that it might have had something to do with her thriving relationship with Alum One Direction.

Wilde and Pugh’s reps haven’t received many Page Six requests for comment.

Page six first reported that Pugh was dissatisfied with Wilde and Styles’ affair in July.

“I can tell Flo, seeing Olivia and Harry on set, didn’t go well because Olivia was still with Jason when she first got involved with Harry,” someone inside told us then, referring to Wilde . separated by ex Jason Sudeikis.

The Midsummer actor then took out several opportunities to promote the film, including the infamous press conference at the Venice Film Festival and the premiere in New York.

“Don’t worry baby” is in theaters right now.