Florence Pugh has been setting the big screens on fire lately. Her recently released film Don’t Worry Darling alongside Harry Styles, directed by Olivia Wilde, has received so much love, globally.
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While fans are still sinking in her memorable performance in Don’t Worry Darling,Netflix just dropped the trailer of her next movie, which looks equally eerie and exciting.
After making her mark as a debutant in 2014, Pugh has gained the love and devotion of fans globally. Movieweb describes her filmography as ‘absolutely stacked with phenomenal performances’.
Her filmography to date
We saw Florence in blockbusters such as Black Widow, and Lady Macbeth, which have been highly memorable for the audiences. Be it her performance in Midsommer or Little Women; she has been upping her game every single time. Now, she’s back with a new trailer that has piqued the interest of audiences worldwide.
The Wonder trailer
Netflix just dropped the trailer for Pugh’s next film. Directed by Sebastian Lelio, The Wonder recently premiered at the London Film Festival, with great reviews. The Telegraph describes the plot as a supremely eerie period mystery and Pugh’s performance as rivetingly brilliant.
The actor plays the role of an English nurse who arrives at an Irish village to observe a small girl. Set to release on the 16th of November, the movie’s first reviews look promising, with positive reviews.
Pugh’s other upcoming releases
The Academy Award nominee has so many exciting movies in the pipeline. After The Wonder, she has Puss In Boots: The Last Wish releasing at the end of the year. Pugh also has a bunch of potential blockbusters lined up for 2023. With A Good Person, Nolan’s Oppenheimer and Dune: Part 2 coming out next year, Florence Pugh has so much to look forward to, as do her fans.
Sources used:
- Digital Spy: 'Florence Pugh's new movie The Wonder confirms Netflix release date'
- Movie Web: 'Every Upcoming Florence Pugh Movie We're Excited to See'
- Telegraph: 'The Wonder review: Florence Pugh is rivetingly brilliant in this eerie period mystery'
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