Florence Pugh Reveals Being A Victim Of Self Abuse While Filming ‘Midsommar’ – CINEMABLEND

Ari Aster and her play ‘Midsommar’ played a big part in Florence Pugh’s rise to fame, but now the actress has opened up about her famous role in the film and how her character influenced her negatively emotionally.
In 2019, the name of Florence Pugh began to gain relevance within the film industry and audiences around the world. After starring fighting with my family, won over horror movie fans with midsummer and at the end of the year it delighted the lovers of the literary classic little women with her performance as Amy March. Four years have passed since the premiere of Ari Aster’s film, and the production has not gone out of style or ceased to be material for memes.
Her role as Dani in the A24 film was one of the key works in Pugh’s filmography and launched her persona as an up-and-coming teen star, helping to build her name ahead of her 2020 Oscar nomination under the direction of Greta Gerwig. Aster’s feature film has been so significant to the actress that she even got the maypole of the Swedish holiday that appears in the production tattooed on her wrist.
The bad thing is that not everything was an experience worth remembering for the protagonist of Black Widow, as he recently revealed that he now considers that he was a victim of abuse by himself. “When we filmed it I was so immersed in it and I’ve never had this happen with any of my characters,” Pugh said on the podcast. Off Menu. “I had never played someone who was in so much pain, and I would put myself in horrible situations that maybe other actors don’t need to do, but I would just think repulsive things”.
The actress of Do not worry honey commented that after filming midsummer traveled directly to Massachusetts to film little women alongside Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet, but when he left the set in Sweden he felt like he was abandoning Dani and left her defenseless. “I looked through the plane window and felt immense guilt for leaving her alone and in that emotional state”. Pugh said that perhaps it was something psychological that was actually guilt for undergoing intense method acting and that’s why he believes it was self-abuse.

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We would not have imagined that Florence Pugh was a method actress, since the interpreters who use it always end up in conflict with their co-stars and with the production team, such as Jeremy Strong, Christian Bale and Daniel Day-Lewis. At the moment there have been no complaints from the 27-year-old artist, as only she was her own victimalthough this reminds us of the enormous conflict that broke out on the set of Olivia Wilde’s second feature film and from which it was never really known what happened.