Florence Pugh looked back on her mental state after starring in 2019′s Midsommar.
The 27-year-old actress led the horror movie and transitioned into filming for Little Women immediately after.
During a recent podcast appearance, Florence said that doing so caused her “immense guilt.” She explained why and revealed how she suffered self-inflicted abuse while filming Midsommar.
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A24, the film studio behind such movies as Midsommar, Uncut Gems, The Lighthouse, and more, is launching a costumes and props auction to support four New York-based charities that are helping people on the frontlines of the health crisis.
The real May Queen dress that was worn by Florence Pugh in Midsommar is among the items that will be auctioned. Other items from that movie include the bear suit worn by Jack Reynor and the finishing mallet, which are all seen in the gallery.
Auction proceeds will be donated to one of four charities helping New York City’s hardest-hit communities and frontline workers: FDNY Foundation; Food Bank For New York City; NYC Health + Hospitals; and Queens Community House.
Other projects that are included in the auction are Hereditary, Mid90s, Eighth Grade, and the HBO series Euphoria.
Go to A24Auctions.com right now to bid!
Ari Aster, the breakout director of the horror film Midsommar, has revealed that a director’s cut for the movie will include 30 minutes of additional footage.
The filmmaker opened up about the movie during a Reddit AMA.
“Working on extended cut now. Won’t be 1 hr 20 mins longer, but will be at least 30 mins longer,” he revealed.
Ari also said the movie originally had an NC-17 rating. “Yes, we had an NC-17 for 6 weeks. Lots of back-and-forth with them,” he said.
Midsommar, starring Florence Pugh and Jack Reynor, has grossed $14 million so far at the domestic box office after eight days in theaters.
