Don't Worry Darling

Warner Bros. revealed a new image from their upcoming thrilled Don't Worry Darling at this week's CinemaCon.

Wilde’s first film, the coming-of-age comedy Booksmart, was such a blunt breath of fresh air for that genre, and it looks like the director is bringing that same energy to the thriller genre. Are you willing to dismantle the system that’s designed to serve you?” These are things the Pugh seems to questioning in the trailer that was shown. The footage from the trailer starts with the image of Pugh and Styles in bed, and from there it all goes to an erotic level of insanity.

"Don't Worry Darling," a psychological thriller starring Harry Styles, Florence Pugh, Chris Pine and Olivia Wilde, will open in theaters in September.

What are you willing to sacrifice to do what's right?" What would it take for you to give up that perfect life? The photo shows Harry Styles and Florence Pugh get close while cuddling in bed.

Harry Styles next stars in Don't Worry Darling and fans finally got their first sneak peek of the upcoming psychological thriller.

“Are you willing to dismantle the system that’s designed to serve you?” She called the Grammy winner “an up-and-coming actor with no other career that I am aware of, and he is nothing short of a revelation in this part.” In addition, the trailer promises plenty of hot and heavy scenes that are sure to make you blush.

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Prior to releasing the second official image from the movie — there is a still of Pugh and Styles making out that has been floating around for a while, but it's actually a screengrab from the six-second teaser trailer Wilde released in September 2021, and the first image of Pugh from the movie debuted on Instagram six months before that — the director herself appeared on stage to present the footage. Additionally, Pine, who seems to be playing a villainous character to some degree, is a revelation when he's allowed to go wild — see his underappreciated role in "Smoking Aces" as an example — so it will be really fun to watch him sink his teeth into this film (and seemingly corrupt Styles' character along the way, exciting stuff). However, she did pose some questions to the audience to get them into the headspace of the film, the outlet explained. The image shows a close-up of stars Florence Pugh and Harry Styles, who play an idyllic married couple in the 1950s, snuggled in bed together with Pugh's hand cupping Styles' cheek. Between Pugh and Styles, there is a real star power emanating from this film and I can't wait to see the thriller-horror aspects of it in full force when the trailer is released publicly. The director posted a still from the movie via Instagram shortly after the Warner Brothers showcase panel at CinemaCon on Tuesday, along with the caption, "9-23-22, only in theatres."

The official trailer debuted at CinemaCon overnight, and Olivia Wilde gave us a look at a still from the film.

Don’t Worry Darling, she continued, is a “love letter” to such movies as The Matrix and Inception, and, she joked, “I am also in the movie because I was the only one we could afford when we go that that point.” In it, Styles and co-star Florence Pugh cuddle up in bed (see below). Styles is “a revelation,” Wilde said as she introduced the clip.

Is 'Don't Worry Darling' based on a true Story? Olivia Wilde's psychological thriller features Florence Pugh and Harry Styles in the lead roles.

The lack of "story by" category on IMDb suggests that Don't Worry Darling isn't based on a book or a true story. Gemma Chan plays a character named Shelley, and Olivia appears in Mary's role in addition to directing the movie. Chris Pine portrays Frank, a a man whispered to witness Alice and Jack in the midst of family-planning-related activities. "Are you willing to dismantle the system that’s designed to serve you?" "I want you to imagine a life where you have everything you could want," Olivia told the crowds gathered together at Las Vegas's Caesars Palace on the penultimate day of CinemaCon 2022, via Variety. "Not just material, tangible things … like a beautiful house, perfect weather and gorgeous cars. By the looks of it, Don't Worry Darling might be based on an original script.

For her follow-up to 2019's coming-of-age comedy “Booksmart,” filmmaker Olivia Wilde sought to do something more ambitious – a psychological thriller the ...

What are you really willing to sacrifice to do what’s right?” Wilde asked, seemingly offering up the film’s central premise and pulling back the curtain on its mysteries. “Are you willing to dismantle the system that’s designed to serve you?” But also the things that really matter, like true love or the perfect partner or real trusted friendships and a purpose that feels meaningful.”

The first look at the long-awaited “Don't Worry Darling,” Olivia Wilde's directorial follow-up to 2019′s “Booksmart,” finds its two lovebirds scantily clad in ...

The “As It Was” singer features in the first look imagery alongside Florence Pugh for Olivia Wilde's latest directorial project.

Yet when her face is seen next, wrapped all over with clingfilm as she screams from suffocation, we are prewarned that Don’t Worry Darling is nowhere near as reassuring as its title may imply. Though Styles is set to make his acting debut with the romantic drama My Policeman, speculation is hotter than ever for his other working project — the Olivia Wilde directed dark feature: Don’t Worry Darling. Though shooting started all the way back in late 2020 under the sunny suburban streets of LA, the momentum behind the picture has seldom lost its spark.

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Tonally, Don’t Worry Darling is set to be very different from Booksmart, the director’s hilarious feature debut: a psychological thriller about a ’50s housewife living with her husband in a utopian experimental community. A full trailer has yet to be released, but on September 13, 2021, Wilde revealed a tantalizing first look at the film via Instagram. The 10-second teaser opens with Pugh looking composed, dressed in blue gingham and sporting a ’50s bouffant, before shifting to an eerie miniature of the suburbs and a shot of Pugh and Styles kissing passionately. As they gaze into each other’s eyes, there’s a sense of intimacy and desire, but also an uneasiness, presumably stemming from the fact that they’re keeping secrets from each other that will go on to change their lives.

The first full-length trailer for Don't Worry Darling premiered for audiences at CinemaCon. The psychological thriller is the second movie from director ...

In the meantime, fill out your watch list with our picks of the best Netflix thrillers. As for Pugh, she was recently cast in the highly anticipated sequel to Denis Villeneuve's Dune. Housewife Alice and the rest of the women living in the town are told to stay inside.

Harry Styles and Florence Pugh fans fear not! "Don't Worry Darling" is coming to the big screen and sooner than you think.

Don't Worry Darling is due to come to theaters on Friday, September 23. What are you willing to sacrifice to do what's right? Yes, there is a short teaser trailer for Don't Worry Darling which dropped in September 2021, one year ahead of the release date. Don't Worry Darling is directed by Olivia Wilde and the screenplay was written by Katie Silberman, based on a story by Carey and Shane Van Dyke and Silberman. Don't Worry Darling is a psychological thriller set in a 1950s utopia community. If you do not make it to the theaters to see Don't Worry Darling on the big screen there is no need to worry as Don't Worry Darling will be made available via HBO Max at a later date.

Pugh and Styles star in an erotic thriller Wilde says was inspired by Inception, The Matrix, and The Truman Show.

Are you willing to dismantle the system that’s designed to serve you?” Though it has yet to be released—perhaps because our puritanical society can’t handle Harry Styles performing a little cunnilingus on Florence Pugh—sex riddles the trailer. “Do you even know what the Victory Project even is? “I don’t trust him, and I don’t want to be here anymore.” But also the things that really matter, like true love or the perfect partner or real trusted friendships and a purpose that feels meaningful.” With Pugh and Styles staring deep into each other’s eyes, Warner Bros. is banking on the stars’ respective and vocal stan army to do a lot of its marketing for film.

Even just reports of the steamy footage of Styles and Florence Pugh in “Don't Worry Darling” that played at CinemaCon has thrown the singer's fans into an ...

On the sink (with Chris Pine in the same room). Again, on the table. After Styles screams in a car, he and Pugh go at it on the dining room table. Though the first trailer for the already controversial Don’t Worry Darling hasn’t even hit the web yet, fans of Harry Styles and Florence Pugh are freaking out over the steamy new first look for Olivia Wilde’s upcoming psychological thriller.

'Is this for me?' director Olivia Wilde said when given a mysterious envelope while introducing her film 'Don't Worry Darling' Tuesday at CinemaCon.

In the suspenseful trailer for “Don’t Worry Darling,” which premiered Tuesday at CinemaCon, Styles and Pugh’s characters get intimate while something sinister bubbles under the surface. I’m going to open it now,” she continued before glancing at its contents onstage at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. “Is this a script? Despite our best sleuthing efforts, representatives for Warner Bros. and Wilde did not immediately respond Wednesday to The Times’ requests for comment.

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The trailer is provocative and filled with steamy scenes between Pugh and Styles. Florence Pugh plays Alice, a 1950s housewife whose husband, Jack, ( Harry Styles) is employed by an enigmatic operation known as the Victory Project. The org is is expected to change the world as we know it. In recent memory, it’s hard to think of an impromptu moment at CinemaCon involving an intrusion by an audience member with a star onstage, and this certainly raises security questions. In fact, CinemaCon producers just kept the Warner presentation going. But we now know that is not the case. With her personal life put suddenly on public display, the filmmaker continued addressing the audience of largely exhibitors about her project.

Don't Worry Darling, starring Florence Pugh and Harry Styles, will be in theaters September 23, 2022. Here's everything we know about the film.

I guess sparks started to fly as they worked together on the film. However, we do have a teaser that Wilde shared back in Sept. 2021. Variety reports that the happy housewife’s reality begins to crack as she becomes suspicious of her husband’s company. On a lighter note, Wilde and Styles have been dating since Jan. 2021. Wilde served as director, with the screenplay written by Katie Silberman. Filming began in Los Angeles, California in Oct. 2020. The upcoming movie is set to premiere in theaters only beginning Sept. 23, 2022.

Olivia Wilde received a mystery envelope during her CinemaCon presentation for her Harry Styles and Florence Pugh movie Don't Worry Darling.

“Thank you,” she said before turning her attention back to the prepared comments. “This is for me?” Wilde asked the woman as she picked up the envelope. “Is this for me?”

The steamy shot from 'Don't Worry darling' comes after a very brief 10-second teaser shared by Wilde in September 2021.

It’s reported that Wilde herself, in addition to being the director, also plays a supporting role as ‘Mary’, while Gemma Chan plays ‘Shelley’. Styles plays her loving husband, Jack, who is also hiding a “dark secret” — which seems to align with his slightly darker gaze in the first look still. She also shared the first official image from the film, depicting Pugh and Styles in bed, gazing deep into each others’ eyes while clinging to each other desperately.